7.7.25
Contractors Must Clear a High Bar To Claim Disruption Damages
It’s not unusual for a construction contractor to seek damages when an owner’s actions delay the completion of a project. The contractor may pursue a…
7.7.25
Startup Costs and Taxes: What You Need To Know Before Filing
The U.S. Census Bureau reports there were nearly 447,000 new business applications in May of 2025. The bureau measures this by tracking the number of…
6.30.25
What Is an AI Policy and Why Does Your Organization Need It?
Whether or not your organization plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools, establishing AI policies is critical. An AI policy for an organization will help…
6.30.25
Do Your Salespeople Come by Their Commissions Honestly?
Preventing financial losses from occupational fraud requires your company to remain vigilant. In a nutshell: Trust employees, but routinely verify they aren’t stealing. This includes…
6.30.25
How Fraud Can Lower Your Business’s Value
Fraud — whether it’s occupational or external — doesn’t just cause immediate financial losses. It can also reduce your company’s long-term value. For example, it…
6.30.25
How to Avoid Cryptocurrency Investment Fraud
Driven by an increased interest in cryptocurrency, little regulatory oversight and the constant introduction of new coins, cryptocurrency investment fraud could reach unprecedented levels in…
6.23.25
DOs and DON’Ts To Help Protect Your Business Expense Deductions
If you’re claiming deductions for business meals or vehicle expenses, expect the IRS to closely review them. In some cases, taxpayers have incomplete documentation or…
6.19.25
Top 5 Financial Planning Tips for Contractors
In the fast-paced and often unpredictable world of contracting, effective financial planning is essential for long-term success and stability. Here are five essential financial planning…
6.19.25
Enhancing Your Back-Office Accounting Needs
In today’s competitive job market, many manufacturing businesses are struggling to find and retain qualified talent. This has become increasingly difficult as many workers are…
6.19.25
Keeping Manufacturing Company Owner Compensation on the Right Side of Tax Laws
Smaller manufacturing companies often operate as S corporations. In many cases, one of the shareholders (or perhaps the only shareholder) also runs the business. It’s vital…