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It’s that time of year again — the time for holiday cheer or, if you’re a small business owner, the time for end-of-year bookkeeping.

As the end of the year approaches, most of us have holiday parties, family gatherings, travel and delicious food on the mind. But, just after the

When you’re first starting out as a freelancer, you might find yourself dealing with a little bit of imposter syndrome.

In every business, there is endless paperwork — emails, spreadsheets, bills, taxes.

The history of bank lending goes back thousands of years. Farmers in ancient Mesopotamia and merchants in ancient Greece all used lending methods to

Millions of Americans have a side hustle in addition to their full-time work. Whether it involves a hobby or dabbling in what may become a full-blown

When it comes to filing your small business taxes, it all boils down to two options: following the DIY method and filing your own taxes or working with a

As a business owner, there are several IRS forms that come into play at tax time. Half the battle is knowing which form is required for what, along with

On average, the small business owner can spend more than 100 hours annually on bookkeeping and accounting. Yet, 60 percent of owners feel they don’t have

If you’re starting a business, Marsha Kelly, small business consultant and owner of Best4Businesses blog, suggests that your grandmother might have had