It’s Nothing Personal: Why Your Business Bank Account is Only for Business
If you’re a business owner, chances are that your work is also your passion. But that personal connection should be cut off when it comes to your business bank account. [...]
The (New) Cost of Doing Business: State Sales Tax for Online Purchases
You might soon pay more for your online purchases thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling earlier this year to allow the collection of state sales tax from out-of-state online [...]
Help! The Auditors are Coming!
The key to a successful (and relatively stress free) audit is to be prepared. In this case study, we discuss how we helped one client through audit preparation—and the lessons [...]
Urgent: Medicare D Notices Due Soon!
If your company or union sponsors a group health plan that offers prescription drug coverage, you have until October 14 to provide Medicare D notices to your Medicare-eligible employees. The [...]
Disaster-Proof Your NCAA Statement of Revenue and Expenditures
When natural disasters strike collegiate athletic facilities, they leave more than canceled events and disappointed fans in their wake. Teams need to be relocated, facilities are shut down, games are [...]
State and Local Tax Checklist: Do You Know Your Obligations?
State and local tax (SALT) obligations aren’t always obvious. Many business owners we encounter have never thought about the possibility of having to pay taxes in another state. “But my [...]