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Not every CPA is qualified to audit employee benefit plans. Here’s how to pick the right auditor for your plan.

Don’t take accounts receivable at face value. Here’s how to evaluate the quality of receivables.

Collecting cash from customers takes time and patience. To bridge the cash gap, consider these creative strategies to monetize outstanding receivables.

Are you fed up with all the recent accounting rule changes? For many private companies, the new lease standard that went into effect in 2022 was the last straw. Here’s an alternative reporting framework to consider.

Bills, bills, bills! From utilities and payroll to taxes and supplies, there’s always a bill that needs to be paid when you own a small business. When cash is short, it pays to understand the differences between profits and cash flow.

Beware of fraudsters hyping the Employee Retention Tax Credit! Not all businesses are eligible despite the claims you may be hearing on TV or in mail, phone and email solicitations.

1. Tax Scams are Year-Round 2. Help for Post-High School Costs 3. Uncle Sam Wants Some of Your Gambling Winnings 4. Take IRS Deadlines Seriously 5. Tax Treatment of Cryptocurrency

The federal tax rules for retirement account required minimum distributions (RMDs) are confusing and can lead to expensive tax penalties if they're not followed. Here's an overview of the rules and how they've changed under the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act and the subsequent SECURE 2.0 law, as well as recent IRS guidance

Today's uncertain market conditions are taking a toll on some businesses — and unfortunately, some of them decide to discontinue operations. However, closing shop involves more than just turning off the lights and locking the doors. There are various income and payroll tax obligations to handle, depending on how your business is structured.

1. What Certain IRS Notices Mean 2. What Exactly is a 'Small Business?' 3. Good Records are a Must for Businesses 4. The Advanced Manufacturing Investment Credit 5. The New Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax

1. Avoid Last-Minute Tax Filing 2. Be on the Lookout for a New Fraud Scam 3. Some Tax Help with the Cost of Kids 4. What can Happen When Taxes Go Unpaid? 5. Revised Dates for Required IRA Distributions

Have you met with your tax advisor to plan for 2023? The current tax year is already half over, and many tax planning moves require some time to implement. Fortunately, you still have several months to make changes. Here are four ideas to inspire small businesses and owners to take action to lower their tax obligations for this year