As small businesses head into the fall season, it is a smart time to review financial controls and reduce the risk of wire fraud and phishing scams. Fraud attempts often increase when teams are busy, schedules change, and employees are
As the summer season fades, many business owners naturally move from a lighter, more flexible pace into the demands of Q4. This is the ideal time to conduct a financial health checkup. Just as a physical checkup helps detect issues
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Pivot tables are one of many Excel features that tend to draw blank stares from uninitiated users. Many unwittingly assume pivot tables are an advanced feature beyond their grasp. That’s hardly the case, and in this article, you’ll see how
Managing payroll is often regarded as an overwhelming and daunting task. From tracking the unique tax codes for each of your employees and the seemingly countless deduction options to determining whether each employee is an hourly or salaried worker, there
The number one priority for nonprofit executives and investment committees has always been and always will be the organization’s mission. Doing good has never been more challenging. The responsibility of balancing the endowment’s growth while supporting the spending needs of
If you’re running a business, you’re on the hook for a variety of taxes. Let’s take a look at the main categories: Income tax—All businesses except partnerships must file an annual income tax return. (Partnerships file an information return.) However,