2.23.23
Putting Accountability Into Practice
At its base, “accountability” means taking responsibility for outcomes — both good and bad. But one common byproduct of accountability is that results are actually…
2.23.23
Give Your Organization’s Members a Reason To Renew
When inflation is high, it’s common for people to cut expenses by deciding not to renew subscriptions and memberships. For charities and associations that depend…
2.23.23
Uniform Guidance Compliance: Watch Out for Three Danger Zones
Federal funding in response to the COVID-19 pandemic has meant that more nonprofits have found themselves subject to the Uniform Guidance for Federal Awards —…
2.21.23
How Rolling Forecasts Can Provide More Clarity
Over the last three years, economic volatility and supply chain disruptions have provided a stark lesson on the weaknesses of traditional budgeting and forecasting methods.…
2.21.23
Employer-provided Child Care Credit Helps Manufacturers Help Their Workers
It’s certainly not news to you: There is a severe labor shortage in the manufacturing sector. In fact, according to the National Association of Manufacturers,…
2.21.23
Be Aware of These Three Business Tax Provisions Currently in Limbo
Are you up to date on the latest tax law changes that could affect your manufacturing business? Barring further legislation, certain key provisions have expired…
2.20.23
Why Smaller Construction Companies Should Consider the Research Credit
Construction companies may not view themselves as “cutting-edge innovators” in the vein of software developers or medical researchers. But contractors can qualify for the research…
2.20.23
Five Common Billing Methods in the Construction Industry
Your neighborhood ice cream shoppe no doubt operates under a simple fixed price, point-of-sale billing method. Construction companies don’t have it so easy. Because of…
2.20.23
Succession Planning Considerations for Construction Business Owners
Construction company owners are great at completing projects, but many struggle to properly build a succession plan. Even if your retirement is decades away, it’s…
2.17.23
Reading the Tea Leaves: Potential Tax Legislation in the New Congress
The 2022 mid-term election has shifted the scales in Washington, D.C., with the Democrats no longer controlling both houses of Congress. While it remains to…