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Jean Wilson Murray
Ph.D.
expertise
Business tax, Business law
education
Cleveland State University, Walden University, Mount Union College
Highlights
- Holds an MBA and Ph.D. in small business management and entrepreneurship
- More than 35 years' experience teaching business startup, finance, tax, and legal issues
- Business law and taxes expert for The Balance (and prior to that, About.com) since 2008
Experience
Jean Murray has taught at business and professional schools for over 35 years. She was an associate professor at Palmer College of Chiropractic from 1995 to 2009, where she taught accounting, business law, finance, and business startup.
Murray was also the owner of Emence Enterprises, LLC for 15 years, writing about business startup issues and publishing business startup guides for professionals.
She is the author of several books including "The Complete Guide to Working for Yourself" and "The Complete Guide to Writing Effective and Award Winning Business Proposals." Her latest books in the "Frugal Business Secrets" series focus on saving money, working smarter, and simplifying your business.
Latest From Jean Wilson Murray
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What Business Taxes Can I Deduct as a Business Expense?
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What Is a Breach of Contract Lawsuit?
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What Are Fair Debt Collection Practices?
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Want to Avoid Audit? Check Status of Independent Contractors
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How to Prepare a Business Requirements Document for a Business Project
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Why You Shouldn't Pay Employees in Cash
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When Is the Best Time to File My 2020 Tax Return?
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How is Depreciation Shown on Your Business Forms?
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How to Register a Trademark Internationally
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How an S Corporation Pays Taxes and Avoids Double Taxation Problems
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What's the Difference Between Full-time and Part-time Employees?
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Small Business Relief Options During COVID-19
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Documents Employers Can Use to Verify Form !-9
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Do You Pay Housing for Employees? What Is Taxable, What Is Not
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Determining the Value of a Business Can Be Inaccurate
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What Does It Mean to Be Self-Employed?