Bank reconciliations are your company’s first line of defense against financial errors, fraud and cash flow surprises. Plus, with accounting software handling much of the heavy lifting, the process is simpler than ever before.
Business owners: Do you often feel like you’re steering a ship through the dark when it comes to your company’s financial performance? Flash reports may help.
We have an important update related to the reinstatement of the BOI Filing requirement. As most of you are likely aware, on December 3, an order was issued granting a nationwide injunction delaying the January 1, 2025 deadline for BOI filings. On December 23, the injunction was overturned—as a result, all applicable reporting companies are required to file BOI with FinCen by January 13, 2025.
Construction business owners: Have you ever encountered life-cycle cost analysis? Many project owners, especially in the commercial and infrastructure sectors, are engaging in this practice. Here’s what you need to know.
New nonprofits must ask the IRS to recognize their tax-exempt status. But should you file Form 1023 or Form 1023-EZ, the easier, less expensive option? Here’s some information to help you decide.
Business owners: Is your company adept at sales forecasting? It really needs to be. Here’s an overview of this mission-critical process.
Business owners: If your company’s employees use their personal devices for work, be sure you have a current BYOD policy in place.
Business owners tend to overlook retained earnings on their balance sheets. However, they’re often on external stakeholders’ radar. Here’s a quick overview.
Construction business owners: Are you looking for help strategizing your succession and choosing a viable employer-sponsored retirement plan? Check out an ESOP.
Business owners: Have you ever considered implementing an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP)? Along with serving as a retirement vehicle, an ESOP can help you with succession planning
Family business owners: Are you ready to elevate the operational sophistication of your company? Here are some ideas to up your game.
As in life, so it is with nonprofit special events: Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. This starts with implementing a comprehensive crisis management plan.