Finances

Whether you run a startup or a Fortune 500 company, you need capital to grow. Here are six strategies for raising capital as a small business owner.

If your business pays independent contractors or vendors for freelance work, rent, or other items, you'll need to fill out IRS Form 1099.

Learn what severance pay is and when you should offer it.

Can you deduct that credit card fee? Find out which credit card fees are tax-deductible.

Learn how to use business debt consolidation to simply your business loan payments and get a lower interest rate.

If you have multiple business debts, you may be considering business debt consolidation to simplify your payments. Here's what you need to know before deciding if it's right for your business.

If your business can no longer pay rent, here are five options available as a lifeline.

KeyBank relied on emerging technologies to transition its team to remote work during the pandemic.

What tax forms are you required to submit for your small business? When are they due to the IRS? Here's what you need to know.

Regardless of your credit score, there are financing options available to fund your small business. Here are some ways to get the funding you need, even if your credit is less than stellar.

Need a business credit card? Find out what you'll need to qualify for one and how to apply.

Franchises are a way to own and run your own business, without having to put in the legwork to determine what to sell or how to market it.

If you are in need of a loan for your small business, it's important to know these requirements and plan to meet them.

Should you personally guarantee your business loan? There are risks with the rewards.

Small business owners stand to benefit a lot from using a cash-back credit card, granted they use it responsibly.

To create a proper budget, you'll want to consider both your fixed and variable expenses. Here are some examples of each.

Cash flow statements break down the financial status of your company to show the money flowing in and out.

Supply shortages in higher demand and other pandemic-related expenses are causing some companies to raise prices during COVID-19. Should your business follow suit?

Cash flow statements help businesses keep track of their finances. Here's what you need to know.

The balance sheet is one of the three most important financial statements for business owners, and includes assets, liabilities and shareholder equity.

Finance tracking can help you keep tabs on the money coming in and going out of your business and aid you in identifying ways to grow your enterprise.

When you're considering accepting a business loan, it's important to develop a repayment plan. Here's how to calculate loan payments.

Corporations and partnerships can use Form 7004 to get more time to file their business tax returns.

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Thousands of businesses went from physical to virtual work environments since March because of COVID-19. What is the future of physical office spaces?

Learn what a POS system is, how it works and how your business can benefit from having one.

Learn the differences between Shopify and Square to determine which one is best for your business.

Learn whether a business grant or business loan is better for your business.

Our step-by-step guide will teach you how to process payroll yourself.