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Whether you’re starting a business, owning your own business, working as a freelancer, or working as an independent contractor, this is a list of some of the deductions you can claim if you are self-employed.

As a small business owner, you know how important it is to maintain a steady cash flow. With the high cost of doing business in today's economy, however, many small businesses are struggling to keep their cash flowing freely.

In the current economic environment, many business owners are looking hard at their revenue sources and finding ways to improve their bottom line and their business' overall sustainability.

With so many factors reliant on a stable income, financial concerns dominate operations of all kinds, and it's not uncommon to find yourself asking, "am I making enough money?"

If you’re a small business, you may have questions about managing your financial goals. Should that be the case, lean on these insights as you consider bringing on a financial advisor for your company.

Are you operating on a bootstrapped budget? With many small business owners rolling with the smallest of profit margins, success can be a financial balancing act.

Sometimes, it's hard to manage cash flow if you're trying to buy in bulk to reduce the costs of each individual item or if you need to invest in equipment or upgrades.

Businesses are taxed differently than individuals, so it’s important to keep everything related to your business separate from your personal expenses.