When organizing your non-profit board retreat, consider board members’ time and help them make the most of it by picking the right non-profit board retreat topic to discuss. The quickest
For many organizations, summer ending means budget season and planning for the new year. This season can bring stress, contention, and sometimes even disappointment as your budget begins to take
Buyers often prioritize understanding how easily the interest in an investment can be turned into cash when they choose to invest in a business. As a buyer, it doesn’t matter
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) included a major tax change for business with research and experimental expense (R&E) when it was enacted on July 4, 2025. The OBBBA
During back-to-school season, the focus is usually students returning to the classroom for a new school year. Parents gear up by purchasing their children new school supplies, backpacks, and clothes
Under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), a company’s financial reporting is based on the going concern assumption—unless management intends to liquidate the business. If there are doubts regarding the
Employers often rely very heavily on their people managers as they play a critical role in keeping employees motivated and productive. They are also the first point of contact when
An estate plan and a succession plan work hand in hand to help support a smooth transition for both personal and business affairs for a family business owner. Estate plans
Business branding strategy goes beyond your logo or tagline. Your brand reflects everything you have accomplished and your commitment to uphold your established reputation. To most, this may sound static
Tough financial times like donation dips, funding cuts, and an uncertain economy can put a lot of pressure on your non-profit. Staff whispering about layoffs or worrying in silence is
