by Carl Miller | Mar 29, 2021 | Business Taxation, Entrepreneurship, Financial, Financial Advice, Success Habits, Taxation
Most people don’t meet with their tax advisors often enough. Situations vary, of course, but you want to meet often enough to establish a strong relationship. And that’s usually at least once a quarter. Frequency Of Speaking With Your Tax Accountant? If you can’t...
by Carl Miller | Mar 1, 2021 | Financial Advice, Personal Finances
There has been a lot of drama this last year, and no one can say otherwise. Even with a new president, mass vaccinations, and a “united” Congress, the pandemic isn’t going away. And people are still hurting financially. Should You Use The Equity In Your Home? It’s...
by Carl Miller | Feb 15, 2021 | Business Advice, Business Taxation, C-Corp, Financial Advice, LLC, S-Corp
Before choosing your business entity, here are some things to think about before you make any decisions. Five ‘Business Entity’ Questions To Think About Basically, I’ve got five questions for you to think about before you decide on your business entity....
by Carl Miller | Feb 1, 2021 | Financial, Financial Advice, Retirement, Success Habits
For years, entrepreneurial coaches and speakers like Loral Langemeier and Ted McGrath have pretty effectively summed up the man or woman who opens their own business as a person who jumps off a cliff and builds themselves a plane on the way down. Today, though, a...
by Carl Miller | Jan 25, 2021 | Financial Advice, Personal Finances, Success Habits
Resolve To Grow Your Skills Okay, we’re a few weeks into 2021 and did you resolve to grow your skills in the new year? A LOT of folks have already forgotten those New Year’s Resolutions from December 31st. In reality, that’s nothing new. But I want to ask you to make...
by Carl Miller | Jan 18, 2021 | Financial, Financial Advice, Investing, Real Estate Investing
Growing Your Money It’s no secret that many of my articles are about growing your money. Or, at least keeping more of your money. But the fact is, now we’ve all made it through 2020, it’s time to get back on track. What do I mean? Did You Slow Down Investing or...
