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Economic theory suggests that progressive income taxes discourage entrepreneurship. Glenn Hubbard of Columbia University argues that our tax code, which takes much of your money if you take risks and succeed, but does not share your losses if you take risks and fail, discourages people from taking Read More

If you have a home business, one way you can lower your taxable income for 2010 is to open a solo 401k and make a contribution. Read More

There's certainly no shortage of franchise business opportunity websites. Some are really, really, good, and some are pretty average, looking more like advertisements for Google, than a place to shop for the best franchise opportunities. Here's the 10 best! Read More

There are many benefits when it comes to being a freelance writer, or any type of freelancer for that matter, but there are also a few hardships that come along with the job. Remember, the sweet is never as sweet without the sour. The biggest hardship of all is the unpredictability of income. Read More

Having the right ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET about using other people's money is your best protection against doing a you’re-gonna-regret-it-later financing deal. Read how to get it here... Read More

Small businesses that that accept credit card payments and third party payments will be getting a new tax form next year, the 1099–K. Don't worry, though; you don't have to fill it out. Read More

One of the realities of being self-employed is that sometimes you have to act in a way that is somewhat mercenary. Sometimes, as a freelancer, you have to ask for higher rates. Read More

OK it’s not the most original title in the world (nor, I hear you say, the most exciting subject) but this is a quick and easy layman’s guide on the big picture of accounting and some of the principles... Read More

I remember reading an Economist article in year 2000 about a possible ongoing dot.net bubble and what I can remember from that article is that I didn’t understand most of it. If you have ever read The Economist in your college years (or even in your 50s), you might know what I mean Read More