Let’s say you decide to onboard a freelancer, also known as an independent contractor. What should your next tax- and finance-related moves be? Let’s find out! What to expect when you onboard a freelancer or an independent contractor When paying
There are many tax credits that business owners can take advantage of, and today we’re talking about the Disabled Access Credit. This is a credit specifically extended to business owners who employ people who have disabilities. What is the Disabled
Imagine you’re a nursing home manager trying to replace a nurse’s aide. But the resumes aren’t coming in like they usually do. You can’t figure out why until an applicant points out that you’re offering the same hourly wage as
Many businesses are struggling with a worker shortage. It is happening across the board: staff shortages at our doctors’ offices, at child care centers and at the restaurants we frequent. Businesses, their employees and their customers and clients all are
Many not-for-profits are understaffed in 2022, thanks to a labor shortage and pandemic-related budget shortfalls. Some organizations are filling the gaps with freelancers and contractors. However, such decisions can lead to trouble if these workers should really be classified as
Whether your not-for-profit organization needs a chief financial officer (CFO) depends on many factors, such as the size of your organization, the complexity and types of revenue sources, and the number of programs you have. Static organizations are less likely
For many businesses, technology has changed from something they use to something they do. When a company reaches a point where IT plays a central role in operations and productivity, ownership might want to create one or more leadership positions
What does a good payroll manager look like? Someone who is strong in both numbers and people skills. Being adept at both is not always easy, and companies often look for someone who is good with data. But a good
The Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERTC) is a valuable tax break that was extended and modified by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), enacted in March of 2021. Here’s a rundown of the rules. Background Back in March of 2020,
