Bills, bills, bills! From utilities and payroll to taxes and supplies, there’s always a bill that needs to be paid when you own a small business. When cash is short, it pays to understand the differences between profits and cash flow.
Most people, including construction business owners, feel a sense of relief when their taxes are filed. But contractors need to make tax planning a year-round activity. Here are some Q&As to consider.
No business owner has a fully functional crystal ball. But a carefully created forecast or projection can help you better prepare for the future.
Business owners: You’ve probably seen the abbreviation “ESG” in an article or maybe heard about it on a podcast. You may want to consider whether and how the concept applies to your company.
Accounting inefficiencies and errors can cost your nonprofit time and money. Here’s how to root out and repair less-than-perfect processes.
With a financial crisis averted, let’s take a look at the highlights of the Fiscal Responsibility Act.
Who performed better on a recent accounting exam administered by Brigham Young University: ChatGPT or undergraduate students? While AI software can’t yet replace humans for complex accounting tasks, here’s how you could put it to the test at your organization.
IRS alerts businesses, tax-exempt groups of warning signs for misleading Employee Retention scams; simple steps can avoid improperly filing claims
As costs rise, investors and lenders are eyeing profits closely. Here’s the latest development on the FASB’s project to up the ante on expense disclosures.
Experienced contractors know the pain of seeing a potentially lucrative job incur costly losses. Here’s how to fight back against profit fade.
If you want to reduce the likelihood of a successful hacking attack on your nonprofit, focus on employee training.
Do you know the three keys to lowering your company’s working capital requirements?