Perhaps the number one action you can take to support the financial health of your small business is to stay on top of accounting. Make sure you’re aware of most small businesses’ accounting challenges and learn how to overcome them. We’ll tell you how here! Banking You’ve been banking for years, and you know how […]
Trusts: Another Corner of Your Estate Plan
You already have a will — why create a trust? Like a will, a trust transfers property. But, unlike a will, a trust can take effect at any time to distribute and manage assets and save taxes. Different kinds of trusts can serve different purposes and benefit different individuals or organizations. Following is a brief […]
Does Your Estate Plan Consider Income Taxes?
Like most people, you may have very clear ideas about the legacy you intend to leave to your loved ones. And your plans may include dividing your financial assets equally among your children, which seems to be the fairest approach. If you have four children, for example, you could leave each one of them a […]
The 5 Most Common Small Business Accounting Mistakes
Small businesses make accounting errors and oversights regularly. Here, we cover five of the most common small business accounting mistakes. Read on to see if you’re making any of these mistakes and how to avoid them in the future. 1. You don’t take bookkeeping as seriously as you should. Recording everything is an excellent rule […]
Small Businesses Facing Labor Shortages
Small business owners cite the unavailability of workers as one of their biggest challenges1. The labor shortage means that employers cannot, in some circumstances, operate at full capacity and must forgo some revenue opportunities. Businesses may have to delay planned expansions or the addition of new products or services because of the scarcity of workers. […]
Starting a Side Gig in 2022? Your New Tax Obligations
It’s not just self-employed individuals who must pay estimated taxes. Here’s what you need to know. W-2 income tax withholding isn’t perfect. You’ve probably had years when you owed more than you expected to on April 15. Or you were pleasantly surprised to receive a sizable refund. The idea, of course, is to try to […]