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Do You Need A Website Designer?
Tuesday, 27 November 2007
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By Nina Greene

  One of the first decisions you, as new internet business owner, must make is whether you will build your own website or if you will hire a professional website designer. Either option is a good, but the best answer to that question will really depend on your personal situation.

Here are some points to consider when choosing a website designer.

If you choose to hire a website designer, you don't have to worry about learning how to build your own website. You can simply tell your website designer what you want and it's done. You will then have more time to devote to other more important internet business tasks. However, you may not realize that technology advancements today have made it possible to build websites without the need to have any programming skills whatsoever. You can find plenty of website building tools that utilize a basic point-and-click technology and have a very user-friendly interface. When looking for a website builder, check to see if it has additional features that you can install on your own or pay a
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Capital Gains Deferral in a Business Sale
Tuesday, 27 November 2007
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By Dave Kauppi

  The sale of business is a challenging and difficult transaction with several complicated aspects. Whether it's the complete sale of a business or simply the sale of a partial ownership interest in a company, one of the most troubling issues created by this disposition is the manner in which capital gains and other taxes are addressed. There are not many options available to a business owner, and the few that are come accompanied by complex rules and regulations. There are also restrictions that can increase future risk and possibly trigger IRS penalties.

We are always looking for ways for our business sellers to maximize their transaction proceeds while keeping as much possible through the use of intelligent tax planning and deal structure. I asked Dan Carroll from Brook Hollow Financial to explain a unique way to defer capital gains taxes that are the result of a business sale.

Large Tax Bill Due upon Sale

Capital Gains, Depreciation Recapture and even Income taxes may be levied against the proceeds of the sale of the business. Depending on the initial amount
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