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Tax Breaks for Home Businesses

20th January 2008
We all know continued layoffs, closings, downsizing and mergers have resulted in home based businesses being grown at a phenomenal rate. However, did you know that home businesses can be great tax shelters? Home based business people are very often fo... Read >
Author: Susan Hutson

A Guide to Unsecured Credit Facilities

11th September 2007
Debt financing has never been popular with small business owners. I can understand why it is being avoided as if it is a disease. It can become a financial burden with the high interest rate that is pegged to unsecured credit facilities. However do not di... Read >
Author: Joyce TM Leong

Understanding your Profit and Loss Statement

22nd August 2007
Mark Kuta's book "Think Like a CEO", takes things from their first principles. He looks assets as what you HAVE, liabilities as what is OWED, and Equity as what you OWN. Then he progresses to what he calls the "fast five". These are the: 1. asset struct... Read >
Author: Howard Giske

Get Your Income Tax Benefits Today

24th July 2007
I Am My Daddy's Tax Deduction I know my daddy loves me but he seems much happier with me during income tax time. A whole year of taking care of me yields some sort of tax windfall as long as my daddy's adjusted gross income is not too high and ... Read >
Author: Ron Piner, CPA

Home Equity Loans - Are They Right For You?

16th June 2007
While home equity loans have been popular in recent years the question is, are they right for you and your situation? The answer really depends on how you plan on using the money. A home equity loan is a type of loan in which the borrower uses the equi... Read >
Author: Terry Edwards

Proper Bookkeeping Helps An Organisation To Increase Profits, Reduce Taxes And Improve Cash Flow.

26th March 2007
Accounting is the process of analyzing, classifying, recording, summarizing, and interpreting business transactions in financial or monetary terms. In order to summarize the results of a business activity, each financial transaction must be recorded in a ... Read >
Author: Bhaskar Thakkar

Downsizing Your Home in Toronto

28th February 2007
Living in a big city means that when it comes time to downsize your home, you will have a lot of options open to you. Toronto is no exception to this rule, and there are a number of downsizing options that you can consider when you are ready to move to a ... Read >
Author: Rob Parker

Stock Research – Wall Street makes FORTUNE sweeping YOUR CASH

06th February 2007
Years ago, I was a limited partner at Bear Stearns and Company in New York City. Once a year, we would have a partner's meeting, and I would attend as a matter of course. Now keep in mind that we were a trading firm, also a brokerage firm. Back then we di... Read >
Author: Richard Stoyeck

Parts of an Income Statement, Part 3

31st January 2007
While some lines of an income statement depend on estimates or forecasts, the interest expense line is a basic equation. When accounting for income tax expense, however, a business can use different accounting methods for some of its expenses than it uses... Read >
Author: John Ugoshowa

Balance Transfer Credit Cards: A Way to Consolidate Debt

07th January 2007
Credit card debt is a fact of life for millions of Americans. Once you have credit card debt racked up, it can be difficult to get rid of. Balance transfer credit cards provide a solution to this problem. By understanding how they work, you can use balanc... Read >
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