From churches to youth organizations to the local chambers of commerce, nonprofit organizations make our communities more livable places. Unlike for-profit businesses that exist to generate profits for their owners, nonprofit organizations exist to pursue missions that address the needs of society. Nonprofit organizations serve...
Forget Boomers, Millennials, and Xers. Robby Riggs, the co-author of Counter Mentor Leadership, says the generational conflict in the workplace boils down to tensions between two groups: the BOSSes and the KIDS. In this podcast, he reveals what younger workers really want from an employer, and...
Whew, tax season 2018 is in the books. We had new tax laws to learn, scams to avoid and changes in our paychecks. You may be thinking you’re done until next year but I have a few items to add to your checklist. 1) Adjust your withholding if...
I love it when clients ask me questions, especially in advance of taking action. Some ask many questions throughout the year, while others may wait for tax time. Many business and individual clients rely on their CPAs to make sense of tax implications and all...
Many practitioners who counsel business clients, both small and large, are familiar with the difficult challenges that quickly arise when payroll taxes are withheld from employee wages but not turned over to the federal government. On occasion, these taxes are not paid due to the misdeeds...
This can be a challenging time of year for my clients who hire independent contractors. By the very nature of the 1099 work relationship, if you did not have them complete their paperwork in 2017, you may have a challenge getting it now before we file...