If you need help determining your small business tax rate, these tips can help you get organized and find the best approach to cover your taxes.
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How to Connect With Customers Online & Drive More Sales
Connecting with customers online can expand your market reach and boost sales if done effectively. Learn four ways to improve your online interactions.
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How to Clear Assets From a UCC Lien
Once your debt is paid, you can clear the assets listed for collateral from a UCC lien so that you can sell them, use them as collateral for another small business loan, or retake full ownership. Having the assets removed is a matter of certifying that a third party does not have a claim on… Read more »
READ THE STORYOnce your debt is paid, you can clear the assets listed for collateral from a UCC lien so that you can sell them, use them as collateral for another small business loan, or retake full ownership. Having the assets removed is a matter of certifying that a third party does not have a claim on… Read more »
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Managing Cash Flow to Qualify for an Expansion Loan
Qualifying for a small business loan to expand your business requires a different approach than taking a loan to simply maintain your business. When it comes to expansion, you can deplete cash flows each time you acquire a new company or open a new location, and it’ll take time to staff up in addition to… Read more »
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How to Improve Your Business’s Net Profit Margin
Having a strong net profit margin in your business does not mean you’re going to make more money as it represents how much cash you have on hand to keep — not how much your company’s revenue has increased by. It is also a measure of financial stability when economic fluctuations happen and a measure… Read more »
READ THE STORYCurtailments in a business loan are prepayments a borrower makes to a lender to: Lower their interest payments and save money Decrease the amount of time they have the loan so they can raise their business credit score faster Free up cash flow for the future sooner Decrease the total debts owed so they can… Read more »
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Blanket Liens and Their Impact on Small Business Loans
Blanket liens are when you allow a lender to take your assets like machinery or inventory without restriction if you default on loan payments. Blanket liens can be applied to both business and personal loans. Lenders will submit a UCC-1 filing to your Secretary of State’s office to create a public record, notifying other lenders… Read more »
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Investor vs Loan: Which Is Smarter for Your Business?
Every business, at one time or another, will need additional funding, and owners will want to examine investor vs loan terms to make the best choice.
READ THE STORYConnecting with customers online can expand your market reach and boost sales if done effectively. Learn four ways to improve your online interactions.
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When Marketing and Advertising Loans Are a Good Idea
Using a small business loan to buy advertising doesn’t have to be high-risk when you know how to calculate the additional profit you’ll make to cover the interest payment and loan amount by using the return on ad spend (ROAS) formula. Advertising and marketing loans are not good for every situation, including industries where there… Read more »
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What Is B2B and B2C?
What is B2B and B2C, and how can you apply these strategies to your business? Learn more.
READ THE STORYBracket creep is when bigger profits from your business move you into a higher tax bracket, causing you to pay a larger percentage and more total taxes. This happens because the IRS divides your income into segments and the tax rate increases for each segment as your small business profit grows. C-corporations and LLC’s taxed… Read more »
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Small Business Tax Rates as of 2025
If you need help determining your small business tax rate, these tips can help you get organized and find the best approach to cover your taxes.
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An Easy Guide to the Section 179 6,000 lb Vehicle Rule
The Section 179 tax deduction gives vehicles under 6,000 pounds that are used for business purposes a deduction cap of $12,400 and $30,500 for vehicles over 6,000 but under 14,000 pounds.* If the 6,000- to 14,000-pound range seems better, you can upgrade a feature like an engine and you may cross the 6,000-pound threshold, allowing… Read more »
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