Payroll tax holiday
BY Catherine Clifford
At the end of the year, a slew of tax breaks are set to expire, effectively increasing your bill to Uncle Sam. Here is a rundown of some of the changes that may not heard about. How 'Small Business' and 'Entrepreneur' Fare in State of the Union Addresses
BY Diana Ransom
Small businesses and entrepreneurs were mentioned just six times in Obama's speech. We examine how often past presidents have put them in the spotlight. What the State of the Union Address May Hold for Small Businesses
BY Catherine Clifford
Here is a rundown of what small business owners and advocates hope to hear from President Obama as he addresses the nation tonight. Small Businesses Feel the Loss of Keystone Pipeline Project
BY Diana Ransom
The President's rejection of the Keystone XL Pipeline project will have a dampening effect on a number of small businesses. Temporary Payroll Tax Extension Passes in Time for the Holidays
BY Catherine Clifford
The two-month temporary extension of the payroll tax cut was finally signed into law, keeping an average of $40 per paycheck in the pocket of working Americans. Jobs Bill Breakup: What Will Entrepreneurs Push For?
BY Carol Tice
The Senate spiked President Barack Obama's American Jobs Act. Now the question is: What may be salvaged from the bill that could still help small business? What the Jobs Act Would Hold For Small Businesses
BY Diana Ransom
Between cutting payroll taxes and speeding up payments to federal contractors, the President's latest plan to boost jobs, if passed, would also give a lift to small businesses. 
