Deciding where to buy, how to go about it, and what kind of dental practice to purchase is a very important step in the career of a dentist. There are many essential decisions to make and key factors to examine as you search for the perfect dental practice that meets all of your needs. Take your
Small Business Webcast
Small Business Webcast is a great place for people to come for free continuing education on several elements important to small business. Its mission is to promote the health and wealth of small business. One of the excellent resources the site has to offer is its recorded webcasts on a variety of
Accrual vs. Cash Method of Accounting
There are two accepted methods of accounting for federal tax purposes - Accrual and Cash. The main difference between these two methods is the timing of transactions. As a small business owner you need to be aware of the differences, the advantages and the disadvantages of each
Starting A New Business – A Checklist
Are you looking to start your own business? Below is a quick checklist of things you will need to do when starting your own small business. This is a starting point as there may be other steps required for the business type you select. 1. Apply for your Employer Identification Number (EIN) with
Hire Your Children and Save Thousands
How would you like to be able to deduct your child's allowance, school clothes and piano lessons? Seem too good to be true? As the owner of a legitimate business, if you hired an assistant to help you organize files or clean your office, you would pay him or her a salary and deduct the
S Corporation Officers and Wages
When an officer of an S Corporation performs services for the corporation and are entitled to receive payment for those services then their compensation should generally be considered wages. Under the Internal Revenue Code, corporate officers are specifically included in the definition of an
Deducting Travel, Entertainment, Gifts, and Meals – overview
For business owners with questions about deducting expenses for travel, meals, entertainment, and gifts, here is a small overview. Generally meals and entertainment are deductible as long as they are ordinary and necessary expenses that are directly business related. An ordinary expense is one
Employee or Independent Contractor?
If you are a business owner wondering whether to treat an individual working within your business as an employee or an independent contractor, here is what you should consider: 1. Does your company have the right to control what the worker does and how they do it? Are they allowed to work for