Starting a business is an exciting undertaking. Running it is an adventure unlike any other. But like everything else in life, all good things must come to an end. Businesses close for a wide variety of reasons. It could be because of financial hardship, changes in... 
Find it yourself and you might be able to avoid fines and headaches Now that spring is in the air, it’s time for me to begin my annual ritual of de-cluttering the pantry. Newly devoid of expired foods I was able to group the five bottles of oyster sauce and... 
Business Deduction or Personal Expense? I’m looking forward to one of my favorite holidays—Thanksgiving, a day of seemingly endless eating and self-induced “food coma” naps. From my Southern mom-in-law’s homemade cornbread stuffing to my best friend’s family recipe... 
Don’t Pay for Something You Don’t Need! Recently I was going to try out a new recipe that called for 1 teaspoon of lemon juice. It’s been a long time since I bought lemon juice, but I’m pretty sure they still don’t sell it by the teaspoon. So this left me... 
When you prepare a budget for a grant application, especially one tied to federal or state funding, they often focus on programmatic expenses: staff time, supplies, equipment, and direct services. But one frequently overlooked category that can—and often should—be... 
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