The economy isn't slow, but it is slowing. Gene joins Jim to talk about what you should be doing to make sure that your business is as successful as possible, even when things are slower than last year.

How would you like to reduce your chances of being audited by the IRS? Well, Macey talks with Jim about some things you can do to avoid the dreaded tax audit.

It's time to either file our corporate returns or an extension, and Barb talks with Jim about some of the things we need to know about tax preparation for last year and tax planning for this tax year.

At a time when we're all focusing on getting our tax returns together and filed, Doug talks with Jim about why it may be a good idea to file extensions, plus other tax advice for last year's filings and to do planning for the current tax year.

Since cash is king, cash management must be one of the most important tasks of any small business, and Kenny talks with Jim about how to use credit tools and technology to help you improve your own cash management

It's tax preparing time again, and Barbara talks with Jim about some of the things we need to be doing, including key dates, as well as some news about what Congress is planning for small business taxes.

Wealth is a mercurial state that, for most of us, requires a number steps to be taken, and Todd joins Jim to talk about how to take those wealth creating steps.

Gene joins Jim to talk about four critical tax savings steps you can take before the end of the year.

With the new Democrat controlled Congress, tax increases are anticipated. Jeff joins Jim to talk about how bad things could get.

As the end of the tax year nears, Barb and Jim talk about some of the last-minute steps small business owners should take to minimize their tax bill. Minimize, meaning avoidance, and evasion.