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Your Business may be Smaller
For years, I have felt that the Small Business Administration’s definition of "small business" is too broad and disqualifies businesses on the lower end of the revenue qualification.As an experienced CPA. I have become intimately aware that the SBA is extremely conservative in where they lend money. Especially, commercial banks
What Kind of Life Do You Want from Your Business?
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What Kind of Life Do You Want from Your Business?
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Drawing a Line, or Why You Should Keep Your Business and Personal Finances Separate
When I meet with a small business client for the
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As the economy continues to push along and recover,
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For years, I have felt that the Small Business Administration’s definition of “small business” is too broad and disqualifies businesses on the lower end of the revenue qualification.
