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There are several options for operating your small business. For example, a sole proprietorship, an S corporation or a partnership. Take a look at why a limited liability company (LLC) might be right for you.

Married spouses who don’t work outside the home may still be able to contribute to an IRA. Here are the rules for 2021 for spousal IRAs.

Accepting cryptocurrency donations may seem risky. Price volatility is indeed a risk. But there are also ways for nonprofits to manage it. This article discusses them as well as reporting responsibilities.

Consumer liability for unauthorized credit and debit card purchases varies depending on the card issuer and when fraud is reported. Read on to learn how to minimize losses if your card is compromised.

If your powers of attorney are more than a few years old, review the documents and revise if necessary.

Many employers are struggling to find and land good job candidates. Asking creative, memorable interview questions can give you a competitive edge.

Sales calls sure aren’t what they used to be. Here’s how businesses can stay on track with the ongoing trend toward digital interactions in the sales process.

Internal controls are critical in today’s risky business world. Here’s how auditors can help themselves (and your management team) get a better handle on your company’s control system.

Are your company’s collections a bit sluggish? Here are five ways to reinvigorate accounts receivable efforts.