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It’s Time to Upgrade Your PC
Will Rogers said: “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” When it comes to technology, you ... -
What’s the Scariest Thing for Your Business?
Halloween has become a national obsession, with all things spooky, creepy, and ominous. Perhaps it would be a good exercise at this time of the ... -
When 'NOT' to Elect First-Year Expensing
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act dramatically increased the dollar limit on first-year expensing (the Section 179 deduction) for the purchase of equipment and other ... -
Your 2019 Budget
Now that we’re in the fourth quarter of 2018, it’s time to nail down your budget for the coming year. Be sure to consider the ... -
How Does Your State Measure Up Taxwise?
The Tax Foundation released its 2019 State Business Tax Climate Index. The index explores these state-level taxes: state income tax, unemployment insurance taxes, property taxes, ... -
Colors Count—Make Yours Fit Your Business
Some colors have become synonymous with certain big companies: red is part of CocaCola’s brand, IBM is “Big Blue,” and McDonalds is identified by the ... -
Deducting Business Meals
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminated any deduction for entertainment costs, so taking a customer to a ballgame or an associate to the theater ... -
Challenges and Rewards of Having an Intergenerational Staff
In today’s workplace, you’re likely to have employees of all ages. They fall into different generations. They have different experiences and skills. They may or ... -
Payment Card Security Revisited
Nearly half of all data breaches are aimed at small businesses and occur through the acceptance of credit cards. Last year we posted a blog ... -
Helping Employees with Student Loan Debt
One of the biggest financial challenges facing many employees these days is student loan debt. It may be millennials with their own loans, or it ...
