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Retirement Realities (Ouch)

Survey reveals how much money business owners believe they would need annually to live comfortably in retirement.  Read more

Retirement Blues

Chart showing reasons why companies terminated employee retirement plans.  Read more

Positive Hiring View Drives Upbeat Outlook

August 12, 2004 -- Business owners remain generally upbeat about the prospects for their companies, despite a softening opinion of the ec...  Read more

Behind the Credit Crunch

Benchmark chart illustrates the causes of decline in bank lending.  Read more

Whose Company Is It Anyway?

FaxPoll results from October, 1992: respondents favor sharing equity with employees.  Read more

Index

A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the July 1998 issue.  Read more

Dangling The Carrot

Chart illustrating who really receives incentive compensation.  Read more

The Best Cause of All

U.S. companies are by far bigger givers than their global counterparts. Yet they're not particularly interested in doing good. What gives?  Read more

Insurance Costs and Commitments

Chart representing medical insurance costs the possible future of medical benefits.  Read more

Around the World in 180 Days

Inc.'s finance editor speaks with some international businesspeople about collecting international receivables.  Read more

Resources

A comprehensive resource guide to many of the subjects featured in the April issue of Inc. magazine.  Read more

The Inc. Network

Reader-to-reader advice.  Read more

Penny Wise

Two common mistakes growing companies make with their accounting systems.  Read more

States of Confusion

With 48 different state-tax codes, you could have tax liabilities you've never dreamed of.  Read more

Feelin' Groovy?

Which nations have the happiest entrepreneurs and which have a problem.  Read more

Passing the Torch

How you transfer your company to your children depends on your financial situation, your vision of the company's future, and the confidence you have in th...  Read more

Going Private

The number of public companies going private has increased since the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was enacted on July 30, 2002, according to a recent press release ...  Read more

TE Tax Tab

Ordering information for two brochures explaining the travel-and-entertainment tax deduction regulations.  Read more

Crunching the Numbers

How many employees say they learn more about their jobs from their co-workers than their bosses? Read on for these and other statistics.  Read more

Could Your Kids Run Your Company?

If you hope someday to pass your company on to your kids, you should start making plans now. Here's how to prepare yourself--and your children--for the trans...  Read more

Hotline

Current trends and legislation affecting small business.  Read more

Around the World in 30 Days

Congratulations! Your company's plan for global diversification is a wild success, with orders rolling in from around the world. Now you've got to figure ...  Read more

It's the Business Model, Stupid

Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today: How...  Read more

Year-End Tax Planning

Some tips on opportunities for tax deduction.  Read more

Index

A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the October 1998 issue.  Read more

Could Your Kids Run Your Company?

If you dream of a family dynasty, it's time to start planning. Last April 73-year-old Herman Shooster flew from Florida to Texas f...  Read more

Business 101: Family-Business Planning

Last April 73-year-old Herman Shooster flew from Florida to Texas for surgery on a stomach aneurysm, a procedure that would keep him from running his comp...  Read more

Closing the Books

It's time to settle accounts for 2004 -- and prepare for a fruitful 2005. Here are three ways to get the most out of the annual end-of-the-year bookkeeping s...  Read more

Company for Sale by Owner -- or Maybe Not

In today's overheated mergers and acquisitions market, it's no surprise that many entrepreneurs are thinking of selling their company. But who should be the ...  Read more

Index

How to contact companies, people, and organizations mentioned prominently in this issue.  Read more

Foreign Currency Hazards

Expert advice on protecting your company's international accounts receivable against currency fluctuations.  Read more

Selling Out

Inc.'s finance editor examines what has happened to those businesses that are offered for sale at the end of each issue.  Read more

How Many Accountants Does It Take to Change an Industry?

Now may be the time to find accountants with upgraded skills, lower prices, and customized services.  Read more

An Inc. 500 Hiring Survey

Signs of an improving economy are prompting Inc. 500 CEOs to hire now.  Read more

A Confidence Game

Whenever your company's monthly bills are expected to increase significantly, it's time to analyze cash flow.  Read more

Index

A guide to many of the companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the March 2001 issue of Inc. magazine.  Read more

Mail

Real-Time Research Threadless ["Read more

Index

A comprehensive guide to companies, organizations, and individuals featured in the February issue.  Read more

What You Do (and Don't) Need

Guidelines for determining the proper financial report for your company.  Read more

Qualifying for Quicker Write-offs

Information on qualifying for a $10,000 tax deduction on purchases.  Read more

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