Many small business owners focus on generating more revenue every year, and that’s a wonderful goal. But not all revenue is created equally since some items are more profitable than others.

2020 has proven that we certainly can’t predict the future. However, we can analyze and report on what nonprofits are doing to maximize their impact going forward.

You can find comprehensive help understanding United States tax laws as they relate to pastors, churches, and other houses of worship with Richard Hammar's 2021 Church & Clergy Tax Guide.

Although QuickBooks® is very user-friendly, it is a wise decision to enlist the help of a Certified Pro Advisor for the following…

The odds of experiencing a cybersecurity crime have increased exponentially during the pandemic, with more cyberthreats and scams floating around than ever before. This blog article details ways to reduce your chances of getting attacked.

CAA 2021 became law on December 27, 2020, and among many other things, provided for a second round of potentially forgivable Paycheck Protection Program loans to small businesses that were financially impacted by the effects of the pandemic.

Each month, your accounting system yields actionable information for you to run your business better. Here are some key reports that you should review every month.

In his book, The Rebel Rules: Daring to Be Yourself in Business, author Chip Conley describes what investors look for in a management team when considering providing startup money to new businesses.

Year-end is the perfect time to reflect on accomplishments achieved since January. It’s also an important time to put things into perspective as you turn the page and start a new year.

I’ve put together different techniques to help you see that there are many things to be grateful for, both in our business and personal lives. This is a great time of year – just before we ring in 2021 – to stop and practice gratitude.

Communication is particularly necessary when it comes to customers and building a successful business. It’s even more important this year since many businesses have gone through various changes.

Today we are discussing recovery strategies and implementation. Once you’ve identified impacts, the next set of questions covers how to most effectively recover from them.

At the beginning of 2020, you may have thought that developing a business continuity plan was not a top priority. Or, perhaps, you thought it was only for large businesses.

As a kid growing up in the Midwest, I have fond memories of my Dad raking leaves into huge piles and letting us kids jump off the picnic table into the colorful mound.

You may recall from my previous post that the third criteria to determining if a vendor needs to get a 1099 form is that they are not taxed as a corporation.

If you’re like most businesses, you are likely overpaying for many of the services you use every day. Services like …

On August 8, 2020, President Trump’s Presidential memorandum allowed payroll tax relief for employers. IRS Notice 2020-65 allows employers to …

Here are 10 tips related to invoicing and accounts receivable to bolster your cash flow. I encourage you to try at least one of these ideas …

You acquired a new customer! Perhaps you refer to them as a client, patient, guest, donor, member, or tenant. Regardless, you should be excited.