You’ve filed for the federal tax exemption, and your nonprofit organization has been approved. At this point, you can put the IRS paperwork aside and focus on your volunteer organization, or can you? Being tax exempt is not as straightforward as it sounds, as most nonprofits still have to pay some taxes. Here is a…
Renters assume they are subject to every statute that property owners set forth because units are privately-owned. However, state mandates require landlords to be respectful of tenants and their needs. Rent installments are designed to cover all living costs – including a sense of general wellbeing– and landlords should consider the comfort of the tenant…
With all the extras that come with personal checking accounts these days, managing your money has never been easier. Paper statements and check registers have been replaced by financial management tools that make it faster and easier to navigate your spending. So, how exactly can you use these personal checking account tools to your advantage?…
Through June 22, 2014 DiscountMags.com is having a pick your savings sale where you can save up to 90% off select magazines. There are quite a few business magazines along with a bunch of other popular titles. All of these magazine subscriptions are good for new or renewals. You can also give these as a…
Small businesses are currently prohibited from pooling their purchasing power without a common set of employees. There is however legislation in the 113th congress that considers allowing small businesses to pool their purchasing power and transfer fiduciary responsibility to an independent fiduciary which would allow small businesses to offer all the 401k benefits that medium and large sized businesses offer to…
When I first got into a personal finance blogging there were a handful of bloggers that I would follow on a regular basis to see what they had to say. One of those bloggers was Peter from BibleMoneyMatters.com. I had the chance to briefly meet Peter this year at Fincon13. Even though he comes from…