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Tag Archives: Business Planning (Sentinel)
The Making Of A Good Manager
Nineteen years ago, I returned from my family’s winter holiday, unlocked a small, empty, rented office, and started my own …
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Performance Reviews That Work
I can’t think of any ritual in American business that is more widely despised than the annual performance review. Employees …
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Avoiding The Partnership Technical Termination Trap
Some families have been pleased about using partnership interests for wealth transfer during the recent market lows. Unfortunately, a few have been met with unwelcome surprises — five-figure bills penalizing the partnerships for filing late tax returns.
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Business Breakups Needn’t Be Difficult
Business partnerships, like marriages, can end in “divorce.” Whether you exit with an equitable share of the business and intact …
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Obama’s New Deal for Blacks in America
Barack Obama’s overwhelming support among African-Americans may seem like an exercise in blind faith or racial pride, but policy, not …
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How To Lease Commercial Real Estate
Identifying and leasing the most appropriate space to house your business can be arduous and time-consuming. Where should you begin? …
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Taxing Requirements For A New Business Owner
The April issue of Sentinel described the various entities available for new business owners. (See “Organizing A Small Business Is …
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Organizing A Small Business Is A Big Job
So you’ve prepared a business plan, given your boss two weeks’ notice and you’re about to venture into the world …
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