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Private Companies Supplement
Checklist for the sale or acquisition of a closely-held company All sales and acquisitions of closely-held companies share a general sequence of activity from inception to consummation. Although each aspect warrants comprehensive discussion, the following is a checklist and general summary of the most material aspects warranting attention. 
Top five hiring mistakes small businesses make "You can't expect great employees to find you. You have to develop a recruitment and hiring strategy to identify, target and reach them. Once you do this, you'll greatly improve the caliber of your job candidates, lower your recruiting costs and ultimately produce better business results." Here's a handy tip sheet for recruiting and hiring top talent. 
Tax pitfalls you could face as a small business owner Starting your own small business can be an exciting venture. However, there are several things that many do not think about in advance that could put them out of business before they have barely begun. And attempting to handle some of these problems on your own may ultimately lead to negative results. 
Eight cash flow secrets of entrepreneurs Your success as an entrepreneur comes down to whether or not you can pay your bills and still turn a profit. Seems obvious, right? It is, but achieving a healthy balance between monetary intake and output is an art form that confounds many entrepreneurs. 
Succession planning for solo business owners When you're the sole employee of your own company, you are the company, from CEO to receptionist. While that keeps costs low and affords considerable operating flexibility, flying solo makes succession planning problematic at best.  SubscriptionsUpdate your subscriptions by visiting your profile page and selecting the "My Newswires" link. |
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