Posts Tagged ‘Americore’
Back to Class: Corporate Finance 101
Corporate Finance is oversight of a corporation’s money, from planning to organization and management, as well as investment.
Read MorePersonal Finance 101- The Basics
Just for fun, we thought we’d review some basics of Personal Finance 101, as students head back to the classrooms.
Read MoreWays the Government Wants to Help Your Business Succeed
You want your business to do well. The government wants your business to do well too. In fact, the government will help your business succeed.
Read MoreFinancial Advisor Impact on Your Future
Having a financial advisor is about more than stock investments. A Blue Apple financial advisor can help you analyze the big picture and base important decisions off of a wider view.
Read MorePandemic Impact on Economic Recovery
Don’t be left behind in the post pandemic impact on economic recovery. Your competition will aggressively pursue technology and efficiencies. What will you do?
Read MoreCourage, Risk & Business Growth
Courage to Take Risks. Memorial Day is here, leading me to reflect on different types of courage of men and women. Without belittling courage to risk life for country, I reflect on courage to follow an idea or dream. Some entrepreneurs venture into areas of risk most business professionals spend their whole careers avoiding. In…
Read MoreCapital Access Solutions
According to Dennis Bays, CEO of Americore, their Capital Access investors “act like a bank but think like a Venture Capitalist”.
Read MoreHow Can My Business Get Tax Incentives?
how can my business get tax incentives? The short answer is that businesses must meet the requirements from the government to get tax incentives.
Read MoreHow Do Tax Incentives Work?
Tax incentives are designed to increase a firm’s profitability by decreasing its overall tax burden. There are several forms of tax incentives:
Read MoreUnexpected Small Business Tax Credits
Naturally at tax time, small businesses look for ways to maximize tax credits and deductions. The federal government provides tax credits as a means of encouraging businesses to behave in ways that benefit the greater good. When that behavior also helps achieve your goals, it makes sense, and can mean substantial savings. Examples of mutually…
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