As the end of 2009 tax season approaches, there are some new economic trends that might have an impact on businesses’ bottom lines in the coming year. One small business resource center offers some insight on trends that entrepreneurs might look out for in 2010. To start, the source suggests that the IRS will be […]
A recent study from the Kauffman Foundation showed that the nation’s top-performing, young businesses create 40 percent of new jobs in the U.S. in any given year. In light of this, Dane Stangler, author of High Growth Firms and the Future of the American Economy spoke with BusinessWeek about how entrepreneurs might benefit from these […]
In light of the recently passed Small Business and Infrastructure Jobs Tax Act – which offers new tax credits to small businesses with the hopes of promoting job generation – entrepreneurs may consider business incorporation to maximize their tax savings. Perhaps an S corporation would be the best choice for this.
Many future business owners know picking the location of a company is an important part of the planning process. Different regions boast unique markets that make an area more or less amenable to various products and services. Moreover, each state has different tax benefits and corporate laws to which companies will be subjected. The Connecticut […]
The Secretary of State announced that Corporate Annual Reports can be filed starting January 1st of each calendar year. This year, corporate Annual Reports must be filed on or before April 15, 2010.
Entrepreneurs considering business formation might benefit from a tip offered by Entrepreneur magazine: plan. According to the source, improper planning is one of the leading causes of startup failures.
Even in light of recent announcements that the government will allocate $30 billion to banks to make loans to small businesses, entrepreneurs are reportedly struggling to find startup funds. One business consulting company offers some tips for businesses to gain loans in trying times.
Each business entity registered or filed with the Florida Department of State is required to file an annual corporation renewal in order to maintain their “active status.” The Division of Corporations reminds entrepreneurs that the report deadline is fast approaching. The report is due by May 1 to avoid filing fees.