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Beyond YouTube [Audio]
Online video is transforming the way companies communicate with customers and employees. How can your company take advantage of the trend? Associate edito... Watch video
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Wouldn't it be great if your customers actually paid in advance? Unfortunately, for many small-business owners, that's easier said than done. But with the... Watch video
Ask Liz Lange
Liz Lange on the best use of marketing dollars when repeat customers are hard to come by. Read more
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The 1,500 entrepreneurs who rank VCs at The Funded have expressed some very strong opinions. Inc. does not endorse these views but is happy to quote... Read more
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When it comes to taxes, many people simply toss receipts into a shoebox. But for business owners, good recordkeeping is essential. Inc. Expert Barbara Wel... Watch video
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When it comes to setting prices, most entrepreneurs are playing a guessing game. How much should you be charging? Senior writer Stephanie Clifford explain... Watch video
Retirement Riches
Fund your company by tapping IRAs. Read more
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Even if you're having trouble finding capital for your venture, you probably don't want to tap your IRA. The rules surrounding such a transaction are complex... Read more
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Succession planning isn't easy, but it is necessary. Start early and talk frequently, and you'll have an advantage. Here are some pointers and resources to l... Read more
What to Do if You're Audited
A tax audit can be one of a small business owners most terrifying experiences. Inc. Expert Barbara Weltman gives you some information that might save you ... Watch video
The Bootstrapper
As a former college basketball player, Katie Kerrigan knew all too well how difficult it was for tall women to find shoes that fit. So she created a trendy f... Read more
Travel Tax Deductions
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Summer Tax Tips
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