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Happy Hard Pants Month
As we face increased economic uncertainty, businesses are being forced to adapt in innovative ways. From dealing with tariffs to exploring new hiring strategies, this post delves into how different sectors are navigating these challenging times. Discover actionable insights for staying resilient and seizing opportunities in a fluctuating market.
Winning at the 2025 tax code
As the 2017 tax benefits near expiration, we’re facing a turning point in small-business taxation. The proposed tax bill might extend some perks but shifts the landscape significantly for small-business owners like you. Dive into an analysis of how these changes could impact your financial strategy and what moves to consider to safeguard your business’s future profitability.
Economic Trends and Predictions: Insights from the Atlanta Federal Reserve
This topic was previously covered in one of my weekly newsletters. To get other timely tips, make sure you’re on the list: www.thejilljames.com/newsletter GDPNow Forecast: Understanding
How to Save for Retirement When You’re Self-employed
Did you start your business to improve your financial security? You’re not alone – according to Entrepreneur Magazine, about two-thirds of US small business owners say they were motivated to start a company to have better financial stability.
January Planning
As a small-business founder, starting the new year on the right foot is so important. Whether you’re looking to optimize your savings or streamline your operations, we’ll provide practical advice and actionable tips to set you up for success in 2025.
How Not to Get Screwed by the City of LA’s Freelance and Business Tax
The City of Los Angeles imposes a gross receipts tax on freelancers and businesses. You must file by the end of February annually, even if you’re not profitable or made no money.
Who needs a 1099?
1099s… Who needs them? Who owes them? When are they due? Get on track or get ahead using these best practices.
2025 Guide to Self-Employed and Small Business Health Insurance
Choose your 2025 self-employed or small business health insurance with confidence
How to get better at finance
Wondering how to get better at finance? Start by getting clear and intentional about expenses. I’ll show you how.
2024 Small Business Health Insurance Guide
You need health insurance for yourself. Could offering corporate health insurance be better for you and your team?
Happy Hard Pants Month
As we face increased economic uncertainty, businesses are being forced to adapt in innovative ways. From dealing with tariffs to exploring new hiring strategies, this post delves into how different sectors are navigating these challenging times. Discover actionable insights for staying resilient and seizing opportunities in a fluctuating market.
Winning at the 2025 tax code
As the 2017 tax benefits near expiration, we’re facing a turning point in small-business taxation. The proposed tax bill might extend some perks but shifts the landscape significantly for small-business owners like you. Dive into an analysis of how these changes could impact your financial strategy and what moves to consider to safeguard your business’s future profitability.
Economic Trends and Predictions: Insights from the Atlanta Federal Reserve
This topic was previously covered in one of my weekly newsletters. To get other timely tips, make sure you’re on the list: www.thejilljames.com/newsletter GDPNow Forecast: Understanding
How to Save for Retirement When You’re Self-employed
Did you start your business to improve your financial security? You’re not alone – according to Entrepreneur Magazine, about two-thirds of US small business owners say they were motivated to start a company to have better financial stability.
January Planning
As a small-business founder, starting the new year on the right foot is so important. Whether you’re looking to optimize your savings or streamline your operations, we’ll provide practical advice and actionable tips to set you up for success in 2025.
How Not to Get Screwed by the City of LA’s Freelance and Business Tax
The City of Los Angeles imposes a gross receipts tax on freelancers and businesses. You must file by the end of February annually, even if you’re not profitable or made no money.
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