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by Steve Gross In a lot of ways, we gained weight in our businesses during the last few years, and when the economy changed, we were left with suits (strategies) that didn’t fit, profits that disappeared, and... Continue Reading

How to Create and Use Dashboards to Highlight Areas for Action! Many businesses struggle with basic administration daily as they perform accounting to record activities, administer payroll, manage cash flow... Continue Reading

Important Tax Savings Opportunity Reminder: The HIRE Act exempts employers from paying their 6.2-percent share of the Social Security payroll tax for the remainder of 2010 for eligible new hires, and... Continue Reading

Now that April 15 has come and gone, many people put thoughts of taxes on the back burner. However, questions may still arise and here are some tips regarding record keeping, tracking your return, and... Continue Reading

Most 401-k investors are passive investors.  One reliable source is quoted as saying that 72% of 401-k participants never change their investment allocation once they sign up.  Then they wonder why... Continue Reading

If you are one of the many Americans who waited until the last minute to file your tax return, you may be in for some long lines at the post office. April 15th is reportedly the single busiest day of the year... Continue Reading

A recent Tax Court case reaffirms the need to substantiate donations. Taxpayers indisputably wrote checks to a church as contributions and provided the cancelled checks. However, they had not received the... Continue Reading

If you are eager to get your tax return check in hand, there are some common errors to avoid that might delay processing.  If you pay attention to the details and avoid common mistakes you can... Continue Reading

As you gather your information for your 2009 tax return, there are a few things to look out for that the IRS may take a close look at and potentially trigger an audit.  In actuality, the percentage of... Continue Reading