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Here are your Articles for July 28, 2026.
 
 
What's the Right Entity Choice for Start-Ups Today?

Choosing a business structure significantly affects how a start-up's income is taxed and the level of personal liability owners may face. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act changed several federal income tax provisions that may influence this critical decision. We compare the two broad paths available: C corporations and pass-through entities.

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How Progress Invoicing Can Improve Your Cash Flow

If you're concerned about your business's cash flow, you're not alone. Many small businesses struggle with cash flow management. In addition to predictive charts that help you analyze future cash flow trends, QuickBooks Online offers a tool to help you take steps to improve your cash flow in the near term.

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Create a Workplace Safety Program, No Matter What Your Business Does

If luck is the only reason there hasn't been a serious accident at your business within recent memory, you could be in a very vulnerable position. A proactive safety and accident prevention program is highly recommended — even for non-industrial workplaces with no obvious hazards to life and limb. Here are some considerations.

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How Does Auto Insurance Work for Employees Who Drive Their Own Cars?

It's not unusual for businesses to allow or even ask employees to hop in their personal vehicles to perform job-related duties and errands. But what happens if a worker gets into an accident? Will your company be fully liable? Not necessarily, but it's still important to be prepared. This article explains some of the finer points of auto insurance for employee-owned vehicles.

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