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What to do about corporate taxes
Nobody likes paying taxes, but American CEOs in particular seem to be adept at finding new ways to minimize corporate taxes. As an example, consider the computer giant, Apple.
How emotions get in the way of smart investing
It’s really pretty simple – emotions are the main reasons the average investor fails. Investors fail because they panic in down markets and are overconfident in rising markets.
What you need to know about equipment financing tax benefits
Forward-thinking business leaders should consider acquiring new or updated equipment before the end of 2016 to take advantage of legislation that both expands deductions and extends depreciation benefits for qualifying equipment purchases.
Is there an interest rate hike in your future?
During its September meeting, the Federal Reserve decided against raising interest rates – as many had expected. While some are predicting a rate hike will occur in December, here's our prediction.
How to decide if an IPO is right for you
It’s a perplexing time for middle market Colorado executives who are deciding how best to raise capital for their companies. For starters, let’s look at a few recent examples of companies trying to navigate the present market.
Should you invest the way Bob does?
We are more comfortable in situations when other people are doing the same thing we are. But with investing, when the herd moves one direction, it is sometimes wise to move in the other.
The best ways to share wealth with family
Cash gifts allow the recipient to spend the funds on any item or experience they want – which can be both good and bad. Small gifts of cash may do no harm, but what if the gift is a more sizable amount?
Why higher business taxes can be a good thing
Where did we get the notion that only lower taxes will stimulate a business to spend money? For me and people like me, it’s actually the opposite.
Your seven keys to perpetual cash flow
Manage these seven key numbers, you’ll have a powerful tool to project and control both revenue and costs. The result will be a leaner, more streamlined company that produces consistent, predictable and sustainable cash flow.
Investing this summer: What you need to know
For those exploring opportunities this summer, global stocks and bonds generated modestly positive returns despite increased market turbulence last quarter.
Paving the way to private practice financing
One of the most challenging tasks in opening a practice is obtaining proper financing, but the below five key steps can help physicians secure a business loan and a beneficial banking relationship:
If you believe in it, fund it!
Like Congress, if organizations devise good measures but don’t fund them appropriately, they waste their effort and add a few more pages to the company operating manual or HR policy binder, causing cynicism and wonder at “how stupid they can be.”
