Is your business paying too much for insurance? It’s entirely possible. Here are five cost-cutting tips to consider.

If your company invests in cryptocurrency or enables digital currency transactions, take note: Criminals are watching. To keep fraud perpetrators at bay, review our best practices.

Are you a business owner? If so, consider whether and how a family limited partnership might play a central role in your succession plan.

Could your business acquire a struggling competitor this year? Be sure to fully explore the benefits and risks of any prospective deal before getting too far down the road.

If you want to increase the likelihood that you’ll receive fraud damages that accurately reflect your company’s losses, work with a qualified financial damages expert.

Have you bought or sold business assets in an M&A deal in 2021 or are in the process of a transaction? If so, you must report the details to the IRS. The tax agency may then compare what both parties report to ensure they match.

Can your business claim a product is “Made in USA” or will using the phrase on labels or in ads lead to legal challenges? Although there’s no hard-and-fast rule, the FTC provides guidelines for origin claims.

Many companies are struggling to make their loan payments during the COVID-19 crisis. Debt restructuring could provide relief.

Applying for a commercial loan can be tedious and time-consuming, especially in today’s uncertain marketplace. Here’s what to expect.

Most of us are very happy to have turned the page on 2020. If you’re a business owner, after the confetti clears in 2021, make sure everyone at your company is thinking about ways to build the bottom line.