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Fortiviti: Moving Forward
As reported in the KCBJ article recently, there’s a lot going on here at Fortiviti! Getting through the pandemic was especially difficult for financial services and other professional services companies. ...
Understanding Employee Ownership as an Incentive
When you have a key employee that has been critical to your business success, you may want to incentivize them to stick around. Some business owners will look at ownership options...
1099-NEC: To File Or Not To File?
It’s a magical time of year, to start fresh and set new goals for you and your company! After you’ve looked ahead at the year to come and all the...
Spooky Accounting Stories – Owning a Business versus Running a Business
You’re the best in the business, but you never went to business school… Many business owners “fell into it” because they turned their passion into a business. After all, if...
Spooky Accounting Stories: Mistreatment of Intercompany Transactions
Picture this – you’ve built your company from the ground up, and now you’ve got multiple legal entities, separated for tax purposes, tracking purposes, and maybe you want to sell...
Spooky Accounting Stories: Missing an Employee’s Payroll
This month we’re highlighting the spookiest of accounting stories that we hope you never have to experience. If you think you’re at risk for any of these situations, you may...
Your Balance Sheet: Why It’s Important
A balance sheet is one of the least reviewed financial statements in a small business. Yet, it shouldn’t be. Your balance sheet is important for a number of reasons: ...
The Books on Our Shelves
Get Better – this core value reminds us to strive for more training to always be experts in tools our clients need, better our understanding of industry specific trends, and...
Excel Shortcuts
Microsoft Excel is a valuable tool but can also be tricky! There are many shortcuts that can help. Luckily, we have some in-house experts that excel in Excel. Many of...
Accrual vs Cash: Which Is A Better Business Practice?
The key component to accrual versus cash is that you are matching your revenue to your expenses. Basically, recording that revenue when you have earned it and recording those expenses...