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For the owner of an interest in a small-to medium-sized business, such as a proprietorship, partnership, or corporation, the problem of an untimely death cannot be underscored too markedly.

Today, many women are finding it necessary to help elderly parents or relatives manage their personal finances. One area of particular concern is property management.

Whether you are an employee, an employer, or a self-employed individual, there are a range of Federal tax deductions available to you, including breaks provided by Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and similar tax-advantaged accounts.

Consider for a moment how a sudden and unexpected event, such as the loss of a key employee, could affect your business.

For many of us, the image evoked by the words "trust fund" is one of wealthy people living on the interest earned on "old money" (i.e., the family trust fund).

While most taxpayers say they are satisfied with their personal interactions with the IRS, public support for IRS funding has declined somewhat in the wake of high-profile controversies surrounding the agency.

You may be one of the many family business owners who can’t imagine ever fully stepping down from your company. You may imagine yourself busy in a mentoring role for many years to come.

While offering to help watch over loved ones may be a natural impulse, guardianship is an obligation that should not be taken lightly.

Tax rates, deductions, and phase outs seem to be changing constantly, making the timing of income and expenses trickier than ever.

The Small Business Administration’s (SBA) website has an online library of electronic publications free for all visitors. These resources may help budding entrepreneurs, as well as seasoned professionals.