You love your business, but that doesn’t mean you can afford to work for free. Yet, figuring out how to pay yourself as a business owner can be complicated.
You need to think carefully about how you take money out of your business entity. Typically, that’s done one of two ways: a salary…
You love your business, but that doesn’t mean you can afford to work for free. Yet, figuring out how to pay yourself as a business owner can be complicated.
You need to think carefully about how you take money out of your business entity. Typically, that’s done one of two...
As you build your business, you’re faced with innumerable decisions: where to open a storefront, which vendors to partner with, what your logo should look like, how many employees to hire, and whether to play laser tag or have a scavenger hunt for a team-building exercise (I vote for laser tag)…
Do you remember your first job offer? Mine came from a musical instrument store while I was in high school.
The offer letter listed my start date and my hourly pay, also called a gross wage rate. Knowing I’d soon get paid $8.25 an hour -- then the New Jersey...