Small Business: Be careful in claiming home-office deductions Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
NEW YORK – One of the most tempting but also terrifying small-business tax deductions is for a home office – deducting the cost of operating out of your home can help you save on taxes, but complying with IRS regulations can be a little daunting.
Small Business Center KOIN News 6 Portland
A bold claim, perhaps. But new technology and opportunities make it easier than ever to start a lucrative business at home.
The Must-Have Tools for Your Home Office Ionia Sentinel-Standard
(ARA) - According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of people who work at home has grown again substantially over the last decade. Approximately 4.2 million people are now doing it.
HOME bodies The Fresno Bee
Jenna Bean loves pets, so much so that she has turned her appreciation of the four-legged creatures into a thriving home-based business as a pet sitter.
Wyo teachers tutor Koreans Casper Star-Tribune
CODY -- In South Korea's booming economy, the latest secret weapon in gaining a competitive business advantage is a kindergarten teacher living on a ranch 33 miles south of Ten Sleep.
The Most Annoying Things About Windows Vista PC World via Yahoo! News
From screens that mysteriously black out to search that's limited by default, here are the things that really bug us about Microsoft's new operating system.
Reserve helps small business grow debt-free The Enid News & Eagle
Dear Dave: I’ve had my own business for a few years, and I’m finally starting to see some real money. I want to make sure I don’t mess things up now. How important is it for a small business to have some kind of cash reserve?
New chips do double work, stay cool The Columbus Dispatch
This is one of those times I’m glad my wife doesn’t read my column. I’m feeling that old itch again. I want a new computer. Notice I said want, not need. Truth is, the computer I have runs my programs well, works with Vista and has a relatively fast 3-gigahertz processor.
Steve Jobs, Proud to Be Non-Union Wired News
Jobs thinks teachers' unions have ruined education. Maybe we should outsource it to Chinese iPod factories where unions aren't a problem. Commentary by Leander Kahney.
Scott Sells Wal-Mart Shares The Morning News
Lee Scott, president and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores Inc., picked up almost 1.5 million this week when he sold more than 30,000 shares of Wal-Mart shares.
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