Early in the fourth quarter of 2021 is a good time to begin year-end planning. The sooner you get a jump on things, the more ...

When you go into business with others, things don’t always work out as anticipated. Co-owners can disagree about the direction of the business and, as ...

Just about anything you do or say, or anything you don’t do or say, is potentially problematic from a legal perspective. There are so many ...

As the challenges of the pandemic continue and the hours of daylight get shorter, it’s understandable that you and your employees may feel fatigued, distracted, ...

Late with filing a tax return with the IRS? Didn’t correctly figure and pay what you owe? Did something you weren’t supposed to do? Don’t ...

Dubbed “The Great Resignation,” employees are leaving their employers in record numbers. In April 2021 alone, 4 million people quit their stable jobs in search ...

Last month included National Small Business Week. Politicians are continually claiming to help small businesses. My website is dedicated to educating small business owners. So ...

Usually, health insurance premiums are a one-way street; you pay them to the insurance company. But the insurance company may pay you—because of the rule ...

When the pandemic began, remote work arrangements were the only option for some companies to stay in business. Now, remote work arrangements—full-time or hybrid—have become ...

There's no denying that, year after year, cybersecurity risks tend to increase in number and complexity. New York joined the growing list of states enacting ...