The Long & Short of Succession Planning
For many business owners, putting together a succession plan may seem like an overwhelming task. It might even seem unnecessary for those who are relatively young and have no intention
For many business owners, putting together a succession plan may seem like an overwhelming task. It might even seem unnecessary for those who are relatively young and have no intention
#KPMCPAs was happy to sponsor and attend Springfield Ballet’s recent Rendezvous en Pointe event! This exciting fundraiser always has a color theme and is held at a a secret venue,
Traditionally, estate planning has focused on more technical objectives, such as reducing gift and estate taxes and protecting assets against creditors’ claims or lawsuits. These goals are still important, but
#KPMCPAs loves a good game of golf with a purpose! We were happy to sponsor and participate in three golf tournaments in May benefiting some wonderful non-profit organizations and clients!
Vaccines for COVID-19 have been available for months now. Currently, about half of adults in the United States are fully vaccinated and many more than that have had at least
Working capital equals the difference between current assets and current liabilities. Organizations need a certain amount of working capital to run their operations smoothly. The optimal (or ‘target’) amount of
Employers that sponsor employee benefit plans under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) face many challenges. Not the least of these is cybersecurity. In an effort to
In May, our #ClientsWithACause program supports AIDS Project of the Ozarks (APO). APO is a non-profit, community-based organization providing medical, testing, and educational services to 29 counties in Southwest Missouri.
Fraudulent behavior is not necessarily perpetuated by people hiding their identities. For example, legitimate customers sometimes use the credit card chargeback process to their advantage — and to the disadvantage
Many businesses use independent contractors to help keep their costs down. If you are among them, make sure these workers are properly classified for federal tax purposes. If the IRS