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The many uses of a SWOT analysis
Using a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis to frame an important business decision is a long-standing recommended practice. But don’t overlook other, broader uses that could serve your company well. Performance factors
State Unemployment Fraud
Last updated February 11, 2021 As our clients are beginning to receive tax forms for 2020, some are receiving 1099-Gs from states reporting unemployment benefits paid to the client for 2020, even though the client never filed for unemployment benefits and never received any benefits.
Are your supervisors adept at multigenerational management?
Over the past year, the importance of leadership at every level of a business has been emphasized. When a crisis such as a pandemic hits, it creates a sort of stress test for not only business owners and executives, but also supervisors of departments and work groups.
View your financial statements through the right lens
Many business owners generate financial statements, at least in part, because lenders and other stakeholders demand it. You’re likely also aware of how insightful properly prepared financial statements can be — especially when they follow Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
Getting more for your marketing dollars in 2021
A new year has arrived and, with it, a fresh 12 months of opportunities to communicate with customers and prospects. Like every year, 2021 brings distinctive marketing trends to the table.
Blockchain beckons businesses … still
The term and concept known as “blockchain” is hardly new. This technology surfaced more than a decade ago. Bitcoin, the relatively well-known form of cryptocurrency, has gotten much more attention than blockchain itself, which is the platform on which Bitcoin is exchanged.
Important Reporting Reminders When Preparing 2020 Forms W-2
By Peter O. McDonald, CPA, Member of the Firm