Eva joins Jim to talk about why the repeal of teh estate tax is important for small businesses, plus she reports that the IRS is auditing more small business owners whose company is profitable but the owners are taking no payroll compensation, or not enough. They go on to remind you of upcoming filing extension deadlines.

Judy and Jim talk about some keys to successful budgeting, especially how to separate your personal and business finances.

Gene and Jim talk about five key things small business owners should know about their business's financial condition: Customer, products, inventory turns, collections and cash flow.

Sam and Jim conduct their monthly review of the economic conditions in the U.S. as reported by the Tatum Partners across teh nation who are running small and medium sized businesses. As of the first of June, the news is good. Listen to what Sam and Jim have to say about this and other issues, including what the survey respondents say about the next sixty days and the challenges of capitalizing the development of intellectual property.

Barbara and Jim talk about current tax planning tips, including tax filing deadlines, healthcare strategies, and whether your business qualifies for a brand new deduction.

Scott and Jim talk about how healthcare financial planning is part of the 21st century ownership society, and how to do some of this planning.

John Fox and Jim Blasingame talk about their thoughts on Memorial Day and then move on to discuss the relative merits of President Bush's ownership society initiatives.

First time on the show for Mark, he talks with Jim about some of the things he has learned from observing the best investors in the world.

Ray joins Jim while he is broadcasting live from Washington, D.C. to talk about the three major issues in tax reform: flat tax, national retail sales tax, and value added tax.

Harv shares with Jim his personal story of being a millionaire and they talk about if rich people think differently about their financial success than the rest of us.