7.16.25
Bartering Is a Taxable Transaction Even if No Cash Is Exchanged
When cash is tight, many businesses turn to bartering for goods and services instead of paying dollars for them. If your company gets involved in…
7.16.25
Is Your Business Closing? Here Are Your Final Tax Responsibilities
Businesses close for various reasons. Perhaps you’re ready to embark on a welcome change such as retirement or launching a new venture. Or maybe it…
7.10.25
Reasons and Rules for Filing an Amended Return
Once a tax return is filed, most people breathe a little easier. But it’s not uncommon to realize too late that something was left off…
7.10.25
You May Owe the “Nanny Tax” Even Without a Nanny
Don’t let the name “nanny tax” fool you. It’s a tax that applies to the wages of a variety of types of household help you…
7.10.25
Could a PEO Help Your Construction Business Overcome Its HR Challenges
Construction companies operate in a complex environment when it comes to payroll, benefits and compliance. While other types of businesses can compensate most groups of…
7.10.25
Activity-Based Costing May Benefit Some Contractors
In an uncertain economy, accurate and actionable job cost accounting is more important than ever. If you haven’t already, consider using activity-based costing (ABC) to…
7.9.25
One Big Beautiful Bill is Shifting Gears for U.S. Manufacturers
Manufacturers should pay close attention to recent developments in Washington, D.C., as sweeping changes in federal tax and spending policy are poised to directly impact…
7.8.25
Manufacturers: Have You Implemented the Right Strategies To Attract and Retain Skilled Employees?
Attracting and retaining skilled employees is a critical challenge for manufacturing companies in today’s competitive labor market. As advanced manufacturing processes increasingly rely on technology,…
7.8.25
The R&D Tax Credit Basics for Businesses
Understanding the R&D Tax Credit and Its Purpose Specifically, the R&D tax credit is a federal credit that can be used by businesses meeting certain…
7.7.25
Fine-Tuning the Financials: Four Common Adjustments When Valuing a Business
Estimating a company’s value requires more than just reading its income statement or balance sheet. Valuation professionals look beyond historical results to assess future potential.…