In today’s high-anxiety world, it is not uncommon for employees to battle personal problems such as substance dependence, financial and legal woes, and mental health issues. These struggles can negatively
Borrowing is not just for businesses. Many non-profits borrow money for major capital purchases, new program funding, and even to manage current cash flow. But if you are hoping to
More than half of recent college graduates plan to start a business someday, according to the results of a survey published in August by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA).
Like many small business owners, you may be unable to sponsor a major medical plan at this time. Perhaps you have thought about sponsoring a health Flexible Spending Account (FSA)
Hidden assets can be an issue in a variety of contexts — from divorce to bankruptcy to fraud. An acrimonious divorce, ownership dispute, or occupational theft incident could all lead
We all know the cost of college is expensive. The latest figures from the College Board show that the average annual cost of tuition and fees was $10,230 for in-state
Extending credit to business customers can be an effective way to build goodwill and nurture long-term buyers. But if you extend customer credit, it also brings sizable financial risk to
There is little doubt that nearly every type of employer will continue to rely on technology to beat — or even just keep up with — their competition. This means
Audited financial statements come with a special bonus: a ‘management letter’ that recommends ways to improve your business. That is free advice from financial pros who have seen hundreds of
Affinity fraud — where perpetrators exploit connections of race, religion, age, politics, and profession — is one of the cruelest forms of criminal deception. Fraudsters often belong to the groups
