How Small Businesses Can Prepare for Cyberattacks
Cyberattacks continue to pose a significant threat to small businesses.
What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know About Audits
The regulations on nonprofit auditing vary from state to state. While there are federal laws that mandate audits for certain nonprofits, you should educate yourself on the laws in your state to determine whether you are legally required to undergo an audit.
Building Your Retirement Savings: Understanding Your IRA Options
Fully understanding your retirement savings options can make a significant difference in your long-term financial future. One option that you may consider is an Individual Retirement Account (IRA).
How to Choose the Executor of Your Estate
One of the most important estate planning choices you will make is who you choose as the executor of your estate.
5 Tips for Motivating Employees
Have you ever wondered why some employees seem highly engaged while others appear to be counting the minutes until the end of their shift?
Don't Forget the Taxes for Your Seasonal or Part-Time Employees
If your business employs seasonal or part-time employees, it’s important to remember that these individuals are subject to the same federal income tax withholding, Social Security, and Medicare tax rules as other employees.
How QuickBooks Online Can Cut Your Bookkeeping Time in Half
Yes, you save time just by using QuickBooks Online, but you can save even more time by taking advantage of the automation it offers.
Selecting the Right Entity for Your Business
The way you structure your business today can influence everything from your taxes and liability to your ability to grow tomorrow. When selecting an entity, the most common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, C corporations, and S corporations.
3 Key Tax Tips for Newlyweds
It’s wedding season and if you are celebrating a new marriage, one area you should consider is how this changes your tax status.
New Love, New Plan: 8 Estate Planning Considerations for Second Marriages and Partnerships
Whether you've recently re-married or entered into a new long-term partnership, it's an exciting new chapter—but it's also an important time to revisit your estate plan.