Tax Planning for the Self-Employed: Shifting Income/Timing Income
If you are self-employed, income shifting can be a valuable tool to lower your taxes. Read more in this Business Tip.
Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans
Nonqualified deferred compensation plans are flexible, allowing you to tailor a plan to you and your employee’s needs. Read more in this week’s Business Tip.
Company Hit for $35 Million in 401(k) Fee Case
Important read: Company to pay $35.2 million in first class action over 401(k) fees for breaching ERISA fiduciary duties. Read the full article.
Transferring Your Family Business
Business succession planning should ensure the continuity of your business and minimize tax consequences. Read more in this week’s Business Tip.
401(k) Sponsors: Reducing Your Fiduciary Liability
401(k) expert Wes Hackney joins “Money Talks” to discuss how business owners can reduce their fiduciary liability when sponsoring a 401(k) plan for their employees.
Should I Buy or Lease Assets for My Business?
Buying or leasing? It’s not just for cars or homes…it’s for business equipment as well. Learn more in this week’s Business Tip.
Working with an Advisory Team
For a successful business, surround yourself with expert advisers. We offer a list of considerations for your team in this week’s Business Tip.
Tax Tips for the Self-Employed
Marian Macleod-Elliott, CPA, joins “Money Talks” to discuss tax tips for the self-employed.
Business Life Cycles and Business Planning
As your small business reaches the different stages of business life cycle, planning and goal setting must evolve as well. Read more in this week’s Business Tip.
Keeping Track of Expiring and New Tax Provisions
A series of tax law changes began with 2011’s expiring provisions and include new laws starting in 2013. For a review, read this Tax Tip.