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Follow these strategies to reduce inheritance taxes and probate issues for your heirs.

Putting your children on your payroll can help save on taxes and give them a taste of entrepreneurship.

Don't feel trapped into investing your IRA or other retirement plan into one of the menu options you get from your account custodian. There are other choices.

Get ready for your retirement with these smart tips from a legal and tax expert.

Sound tax and accounting procedures are essential to growing a financially secure company. But multiple hiccups threaten the accuracy of these processes, elevating the risk of compliance penalties and reputational harm.

Asset protection isn't complicated. Just follow these tips.

It's not fancy, but bookkeeping is critical to your business success.

A good credit score can help you land loans, financing and better interest rates for your business.

You can help build your business's credit by making sure your personal credit score is top-notch. These seven tips can help.

A tax extension does more than buy you time. It could be smart business.

With deadlines approaching soon, utilize these tax breaks, credits and deductions.

Tax season can be a huge burden on busy entrepreneurs. Here are a few pointers on how to make the process less painful.

The deadline is quickly approaching for existing companies to claim S corporation tax treatment.

Automating your inventory tracking keeping taxes in mind will save you stress and probably money, too.

Be ahead of the game -- to gain access to owed funds, avoid fraud and reduce errors.

These tips will help you save on your tax bill and put some money into your retirement fund.

Paying taxes is a joyless duty but there are ways to make the process less painful.

Uncertainty lingers about certain significant deductions for business but you'll still have to settle with the IRS by April 15.

From preparing for performance reviews to organizing receipts for taxes, an early start now will avoid headaches later.

Franchises have the allure of a ready-made business but it's more complicated than that.

If you're an entrepreneur, it's critical to find a tax preparer who understands the tax implications of owning a small business as well as your particular needs in order to establish a beneficial relationship.