Businesses are running out of time to implement and act on year-end tax planning strategies. In addition, most companies have a few variables added to the mix this year. Mainly, the nineteen notable expired tax benefits from the prior year and those that are set to expire at the end of this year. How should your business prepare? Read More.
Your accountant should deliver enough value to justify the cost that your business bears for retaining their services. Having said that, it is in many cases the business that doesn’t extract enough value from their CPA. Are you happy with your current CPA & are you getting enough value from them? If not, we have some suggestions. Read More.
In the upcoming year, most businesses will face higher costs for shipping, insurance, health-care, and labor. The economy is expected to grow at a 3.1% rate versus 1.9% in 2013, which should offset some of these rising costs. What costs can you expect to rise the most in 2015? Read More.
Business travel in the U.S. is expected to grow again in 2014 or up 6.6% to $289.9 billion globally as it did in 2013. This projection provided by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) should gain the attention of frequent business travelers as their employers may be sending them on more trips throughout the rest of 2014 and into 2015. Whether you love it or hate it, you should be should be using these great apps to help you manage your trip. Read More.
We recently had the pleasure of hosting a webinar on selecting the best sales tax compliance solutions for your business. Read More.
All businesses go through employee turnover at one point or another. Employees either voluntarily quit, are laid off or fired, or tragically pass away. In all instances, the business is ultimately responsible for when and how each employee is paid for their time at the firm. Read More.
Companies that are not actively exploring, testing and implementing new prices for their products or services may have difficulty sustaining their business over the long-term. Specifically, businesses that price their products or services too low will have difficulty reaching profitability. Those that raise prices too high will struggle to achieve their customer growth goals set forth in their business model. Finding the right price requires constant evaluation. Read More.
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