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	A Guide to Equipment Leasing Michael J. Fleming
	A commonality between all businesses, regardless of industry, is the need for equipment. Here's what a business owner should ask to make informed financing decisions when it comes to equipment leasing.

	Applying for a Loan? Start by Ordering Your Credit Report All-Biz Commerce Team
	If you are considering applying for a loan, ordering a copy of your credit report may well be the best place to start. Why?

	Business Tax Planning Is a Year-round Job John Qua of Merrill Lynch
	Effective business tax planning should be a year-round effort. If you're preparing for your current return now, it's not too early to begin thinking about your next year tax situation. Now is a good time to implement strategies to lessen your tax liabilities.

	Foreign Exchange Markets: A Brief Tutorial All-Biz Commerce Team
	Besides being the largest financial market in the world that dramatically influences international trade, foreign exchange affects our lives in a more profound way that we may think. Here's a look at some useful terminology.

	Getting Cash to Expand Your Business All-Biz Network Staff Writer
	When it comes to obtaining financing to grow your business, nothing sells like a successful track record. And it's always a good idea to develop a relationship with a bank's loan officer before approaching him or her for financing.

	Getting Credit for Your Business D.B. Cooperstein, CPA
	Cash. Money. Capital. Financing. No matter what you call it, one thing is for certain – you can't start or run a business without it. As anyone who has ever applied for business financing can attest, when that time comes, it helps to know what lenders are looking for.

	Good Collections Start with Good Documentation Ron Z. Opher
	Clients who don't pay generally fall into two categories: those experiencing financial problems and those who believe there is a problem with goods they've received or with services rendered on their behalf.

	Is Your Business In Need Of Capital? Caliber Capital Group
	Whether you are starting in business, considering expansion of your current operations or seek a merger, acquisition or divestiture, you most likely are facing the problem of how and when to raise the capital you need.

	It Could Not Happen Here! John L. Pund, Jr. and Mari A. Knabel
	Do not kid yourself. Employee fraud can happen anywhere. Surveys indicate fraud costs U.S. companies more than $400 billion a year and every organization, small or large, is at risk.

	Money, Money, Money Bill Haney
	You go out and put together a real killer business plan, convinced your business is the next eBay or Amazon. Buy you need some money. The bank won’t lend it to you, because you need it. Where do you look now?

	Tax Free Sale Dale F. Hoffman
	Perhaps you have reached a point in your life when you think it is time to retire. Maybe you think it is just a good time to cash in on years of hard work building your corporation. Sell your business without having to pay tax on the profit!

	The Factoring Business North East Funding
	Commercial factoring has been used for well over 200 years. It is especially useful in todays uncertain economic environment. Factoring involves the purchase of the accounts receivables of an operating business (the Client) by a third party (the Factor).

	Working Options For Working Capital Marcia Amoroso
	Undercapitalization spells doom for most new companies and is a leading reason why businesses fail. Though there are options, securing working capital takes planning and effort.

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