Kiplinger.com, a personal finance advice site, has posted a timely and informative quiz called “Is It Worth It?”

Small business owners in the Triangle are invited to attend a free corporate legal clinic on Friday, June 26, 2009, sponsored by the Durham County Bar Association, North Carolina Lawyers for Entrepreneurs Assistance Project (NC LEAP) and the Small Business Center at Durham Technical Community College. Volunteer lawyers will be available to advise on entity [...]

The Department of Homeland Security announced on June 3, 2009 that the effective date of the new rule mandating E-Verify use by certain federal contractors and subcontractors has been delayed again.

Many teenagers are looking for summer work. While hiring minors (those under 18 years old) can be a great way to get part-time help and give back to the community, there are state and federal law requirements for youth employment.

During the past 4-5 years, many of my clients have been laid off from their corporate jobs, only to be re-hired as independent contractors, consultants or free-lancers. This is cost-effective for the company, which is no longer paying benefits and employment taxes on the employee. But companies need to be careful when hiring contractors and [...]