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Don’t be such an internet mechanic

So you're tech savvy and like to do some of your own maintenance? Great. It’s likely that at some point you’ve been

5 Money-Saving Tips to Reduce Your Heating Bill This Winter

Try one or more of these tips to use less energy and save on your monthly bill.

3 ways to estimate how much propane you have left

There are few things worse than running out of propane in the middle of grilling. Use these three methods of estimating how much propane is left to avoid a cookout faux pas.

Caring for Your Hard Drive and Make it Last Longer

Who Wouldn’t Want Their Hard Drive to Last? Every hard drive is bound to fail eventually, but not at rates that are identical. Six years is a hard drives average life span. There are times this is due to the manufacturer, other times the consumer because we do not care for them as we should. Here is some common reasons for failure and ways of preventing them. This refers to traditional hard drives, not solid

Don't Be Fooled by These C Corp. Fairy Tales

There are three myths advisors use to sell entrepreneurs on the value of C Corp., but you won't find a happily ever after here.

Do it Best Corp. promotes Hipskind

Fort Wayne, Indiana-based Do it Best Corp. promoted Jason Hipskind to regional sales and business development manager.Hipskind will lead a team of 10 territory managers across a 12-state region covering the southeastern U.S. Together, Hipskind and his team will focus on growth, profitability and recruitment. His promotion is effective immediately.

5 benefits to becoming a B Corp

Understanding and valuing S Corporations

Are S Corporations valued at a premium? Until 2001, S Corps were generally valued just like C Corporations. S Corps were valued using discounted cash flows that incorporated C Corp tax rates and multiples from public company guidelines. The rationale for using C Corp tax rates to value an S Corp was that the most likely buyer would be a C Corp and the C Corp tax rate would apply in a hypothetical transaction. Several tax court cases decided between 2001 and 2006…

What it means to be a “B”: B Corp v. Benefit Corporation

In recent years, as the terms “B Corp” and “benefit corporation” have been used more frequently, they have also mistakenly been used interchangeably. The confusion is in many ways understandable as B Corp and benefit corporation sound similar, help similar types of mission-motivated ventures, and are largely associated with same nonprofit organization, B Lab, which …