The IRS recently announced 2024 indexing adjustments to the applicable dollar amount used to calculate employer shared responsibility penalties under the ACA. While next year may seem far away, getting
Occupational fraud can be defined as crimes committed by employees against the organizations that they work for. Perhaps its most dangerous variation is executive fraud — that is when crime
Business owners are often warned about silos. While grain silos may come to mind, silos also can refer to the insular nature of many departments. This kind of departmental isolation
If you were told someone earns more than $200,000 annually, your first assumptions might be that the person is a salaried employee and they’re ineligible for overtime pay. However, this
In today’s digital marketplace, many organizations have some sort of presence on social media as part of their marketing efforts. As a business owner, you’d probably agree that building a
A the internet grows, so does its complexity. From sharing files to communicating through hundreds of ways, the internet does it all. Once just on a computer, we can now
Are you working on this year’s tax return or planning for the future? Either way, you should know the rules regarding business travel tax deductions. According to the IRS, whether
In today’s volatile U.S. economy, it seems that many business owners are wavering between optimism and worry. On the one hand, the January 2023 jobs report revealed the unemployment rate
According to the Census Bureau, projected business formations (within four quarters) for December 2022, adjusted for seasonal variation, were 30,292.That is, the Census Bureau is projecting that 30,292 new business
Developing strategic plans, overseeing day-to-day operations, and, of course, putting out fires are just a few things business owners do. Yet, an underlying source of both opportunity and trouble can
