Archive for March 2nd, 2007

  • Serving The Go Anywhere Entrepreneur Fed Ex & GotVMail

    From Small Business Trends
    FedEx and GotVMail.com have entered into a partnership designed to serve the “go anywhere entrepreneur.�
    What the partnership means is that these two companies are working together to come up with a pre-vetted selection of services that help make it easier for us to “go anywhere.â€? John Joyce, the Vice President of Business […]

  • Greatly Expanded Home Office Deduction

    Home based entrepreneurs and work at home telecommuters who want to deduct unreimbursed expenses have gotten a tax break … if they live in the United States that is.
    From Smart Strategies
    The home office deduction has been greatly expanded by the courts. No longer do you have to use your home office space exclusively for business. […]

  • What Do You Do When You’re Discouraged In Your Home Business?

    What Do You Do When You’re Discouraged In Your Home Business?
    This isn’t really a comment per se, just a question?
    What do you do when you’re not making enough money? Things happen to distract you?
    Or you’re just worn out and down?
    What do you do to cope with the sense that things are messed up?
    Any comments?

  • How To Choose An Internet Phone Service VOIP

    Bottom line: Costs savings can be up to 40%. But expect some “growing pains” as you make the transition to VOIP.
    From Start Up Nation
    Cost savings of more than 40 percent is a huge argument for VoIP, and so is the fact that voice and data can run on the same network. But “hiccupsâ€? can be […]

  • Will Telecommuting/Teleworking Ease San Diego Traffic Jams?

    Like other fast growing urban areas, telecommuting or teleworking is of growing importance to ease traffic woes.
    From NBC San Diego
    City leaders told NBC 7/39 SANDAG is working on a transportation plan that will provide $42 billion to priority areas. They also want to encourage more people to telecommute, carpool, vanpool or use public transportation.