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06/18/2026

Business tax credits reduce what you owe dollar for dollar, making them one of the most valuable tools in tax planning. Knowing which credits apply to your business is the first step to using them. https://bit.ly/4e0ku83

06/17/2026

From world-class museums to open-air murals and live performances, Denver offers a full arts and culture experience across distinct creative neighborhoods. There's something worth seeing at every turn. https://bit.ly/4gaRH22

06/16/2026

Handling your own bookkeeping takes time away from running your business. Outsourcing to a trusted accounting team means accurate records, fewer headaches, and more time to focus on growth. https://bit.ly/3RYWiKP

06/15/2026

Most business owners treat taxes reactively. A proactive approach, including maximizing deductions, using tax credits, and planning entity structure, can make a real difference in what you owe. https://bit.ly/4xl4qoS

06/14/2026

Understanding income tax, self-employment tax, employment tax, and excise tax is the foundation of running a clean business. This resource outlines what each type requires and when payments are due.

The form of business you operate determines what taxes you must pay and how you pay them. There are four general types of business taxes

06/13/2026

Most small business owners think about taxes once a year. Building tax planning into your regular business strategy means fewer surprises, bigger deductions, and less stress when filing season arrives.

Learn how to tackle taxes more effectively and get bigger deductions by folding tax plans into your overall business strategy.

06/12/2026

From home office deductions to retirement contributions to the 12x12 system, there are real steps small business owners can take year-round to lower what they owe. The key is acting before tax season, not during it.

From paying down debt to choosing a retirement plan, there are several decisions small business owners need to make that can have an effect come tax season.

06/11/2026

Tax policy has never been purely about revenue. A look at the 1930s reveals how moral and political agendas shaped the tax code, and how those patterns still echo today.

Joseph J. Thorndike examines how Franklin D. Roosevelt relied on moralistic rhetoric on fairness and fiscal citizenship that reshaped American taxation for decades to come.

06/10/2026

Cutting costs doesn't mean cutting corners. From keeping operations lean to maximizing your marketing budget, small business owners have more options than they think.

Discover how to reduce costs, market inexpensively and creatively, save money and more through this week’s roundup of money-saving advice for entrepreneurs.

06/08/2026

Small businesses with 25 employees can expect to pay between $4 and $22 per employee per month for payroll services, plus a base fee ranging from $20 to over $200. Getting payroll right the first time matters since correcting mistakes is often more expensive than paying for a reliable service upfront.

Discover what you can expect to pay for payroll services.