Feb 17 2011

Here I want to introduce to people searching for online businesses they can do that require no startup capital. These are good businesses you can do with little effort; 1. Taking online survey: You can make money online simply giving your opinions on products and services of companies online. You can do this at surveymonkey.com, [...]

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Feb 17 2011

1. Never fight for money: The act of fighting for money is the worst enemy of energy and potential loss. 2. Be anxious for a better financial life: Make sure you weigh your yesterday’s financial life with your today daily. 3. Read financial related books: Always read financial books at your spare time. 4. Develop [...]

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Apr 12 2010

Tax day is almost here, what if you aren’t ready?

Taxes are due this Thursday, April 15th.  If you have already files and spent your refund, congratulations.  Normally I have already filed by this time, however, this year has been crazy so I am in the latter group.  With tax day fast approaching, I am going crazy trying to get my taxes and business info [...]

Mar 31 2010

Unemployment Compensation

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is helping unemployed workers out a bit.  While all unemployment compensation received in 2008 is taxable, the first $2,400 in unemployment that each taxpayer receives is not subject to federal taxes.  If both spouses are unemployed, each spouse can deduct the first $2,400 of unemployment compensation they received during the [...]

Mar 9 2010

Short Sales – What you need to know about mortgage debt forgiveness.

With the value of properties dropping over the last couple of years many people have been forced to sell their homes for less than they owe on the property.  When this happens, the bank can require that the people who owe the mortgage still owe the outstanding balance or it can forgive the outstanding amount, [...]

Feb 2 2010

Free Income Tax Preparation

Did you make less  than $49,000 last year?  Are you 60 years or older?  If so, you qualify for free income tax preparation from the Internal Revenue Service. VITA and TCE are two programs implemented by the Internal Revenue Service to help low income and elderly taxpayers file their income taxes for free.  There are [...]

Jan 12 2010

Have you tried e-file?

Tax time is quickly approaching.  While many people dread this time of year, it isn’t that scary if you know what you are doing.  One way to make tax time less scary is to prepare your taxes with software.  There are plenty of great softwares available that will walk you through the steps to prepare [...]

Jan 6 2010

Saving your business money

Money is tight for everyone now, but this is especially true for small businesses.  Because of the economy, banks are not lending or make it extremely difficult to get a loan.  In order to succeed, small businesses need to find ways to stretch their dollars.  Check out these great ways to make your dollar stretch [...]

Jan 5 2010

Where are your records?

Tax time is rolling around again so what can you do now to ensure a less painful tax preparation this year?  The easiest thing to do is keep a record of your transactions.  Sounds easy but we all forget to save those receipts or print out those statements. What records and receipts should you be [...]

Jan 4 2010

Gambling Gets Expensive

The Internal Revenue Service issued a decision this week that casual gamblers recognize wins or losses when they redeem their tokens.  This means that if you go gambling for the weekend and have a win on the first day and then lose money on the second day, each time you cash in your tokens is [...]

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