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Personal Use of Company Vehicles
If your employees are driving a company-owned vehicle, it is important that they keep detailed records of the miles driven for business and those driven for personal use. The breakdown...
Selecting the Best CPA for your Business
Business owners are pulled in multiple directions every day. Therefore, it is important to invest the time and energy into finding the right advisors to help you on your journey. ...
4 Tips to Creating Work-Life Balance
The number one request we hear from candidates, employees and clients is that they are looking for work-life balance. While the employer can definitely play into this balance that everyone...
Understanding Accrual vs. Cash Accounting
At least once per year, if not any other time, you’ll get asked whether or not you operate your business using accrual or cash-basis accounting. Since this question typically arises...
Unique Ability
Discovering your Unique Ability (http://uniqueability.com/) and spending time honing and developing your Unique Ability will set you up for a lifetime of personal and professional success. At the core of...
Employee vs. Contractor:Control and Relationship
Sometimes in small business, the idea of paying those who work for you as contractors sounds ideal. But, how does a business owner know to correctly classify a worker as...
1099s: Tips & Tricks
1099s are due January 31st - have yours been sent? If you have, have you sent them to all vendors and service providers who need one? You might think that...
New Mileage Rate for 2019!
It's a new year and the IRS has once again updated the mileage rate for 2019. Beginning January 1, 2019, the standard mileage rate increased from 54.5 cents in 2018...
Using Excel Rounding to Alleviate Reconciliation Woes
In business, we often leverage data from multiple systems, ultimately wanting the numbers from each system to reconcile perfectly. Yet sometimes…that isn’t the case. While you may only be off...