Planning for retirement can be complicated for anyone, but business owners have even more to consider.
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A Standoff, But Not A Standstill
The incoming 116th Congress will probably feature a legislative standoff between House Democrats and Senate Republicans, but that does not mean it will be quiet – or that nothing important will come out of the Capitol for the next two years.
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New Music Law Is An Instant Hit
U.S. copyright law is seldom a crowd-pleaser in any form, but new legislation has earned a rare standing ovation from most of the music industry.
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Winding Up A Business
Letting go can be hard to do, whether you’re a parent watching a child head off to college or an entrepreneur planning to wind up a business. But preparation can make a hard process a little bit easier.
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Writing A Good Buy-Sell Agreement
Even if not everyone has a will, most people understand why they should. But knowing how a business will go on without an owner or a partner can be just as important.
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Retirement Plan Options For Small Businesses
Retirement planning can seem daunting enough for individuals. For small business owners, the pressure to choose a plan may seem even more overwhelming.
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Serving On A Nonprofit Board
My personal experience serving on the board of a nonprofit organization for the past few years has been both challenging and rewarding. I am proud of the work I have done, but I know firsthand that serving on the board of a nonprofit organization is not a decision to make lightly.
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Lessons From The Nashville Flood Of 2010
Singer David Allan Coe famously said that the perfect country song had to contain “Mama, or trains, or trucks, or prison, or gettin’ drunk.” Songwriter Steve Goodman obligingly added a verse containing all five to “You Never Even Called Me By My Name.” The song’s popularity demonstrates that country fans have a sense of humor about the disasters that fill the lyrics of some of the genre’s most famous songs.
But the misery of the home of country music, Nashville, Tennessee, in 2010 was all too real.
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Form 5500: What Happens When You Hit 100 Participants?
Hitting your 100th employee may be a milestone worth celebrating, but save a piece of cake for the Labor Department and the Internal Revenue Service, who will also be eager to hear about the new chapter in your company’s life cycle.
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The Rise Of State-Mandated Employee Retirement Plans
Several states have begun considering programs to make sure private sector workers are saving for retirement effectively – or at all.
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