Small Business Consulting for the Self-Employed
Tax season is heavy upon us here in the USA, and if you're self-employed and file a Schedule C for your business, you might wonder where are your profits are going. A huge chunk of your cash will go to federal and state taxes. I've got nothing against paying taxes. I like to think of it this way: the taxes I'm paying today, go to my parent's …
Does the IRS Discriminate Against the Self-Employed?Read More
Wow! We woke up this morning to 14" of snow! I can remember when I was a little kid, how exciting it would be to wake up to this much snow. Definitely a "snow day" off of school. Lots of snowball fights and snow forts to build and sledding. Coming back inside to hot tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches. When you're 7 years old, this is …
Snow! (And why being self-employed stinks sometimes)Read More
Entrepreneur Magazine, along with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, created a survey of the top challenges and opportunities facing small businesses. They report that these are the top concerns: retaining key staff developing new products and services expanding into global markets general concerns about an unstable economy rising health care …
As a small business coach, I often spend the month of December with all my clients, helping them re-design business and marketing plans for the coming year. This is a perfect time of year to take a closer look at your own business, and creating ways to make it grow in the next 12 months. I encourage all small business owners to take time each …
Yes, according to an article by Aliza Pilar Sherman. For instance, some women business owners allow their employees to purchase clothing for an important client meeting and expense it to the business. Wow, wouldn't I have loved that when I worked as an employee?? And the perks keep on coming: free flu shots, time off to spend with family, …
Do Women Small Business Owners Treat Their Employees Better?Read More
