Given the many potential threats to your business’s assets, cash flow and human resources, which types of insurance products and how much coverage do you need? It helps to first understand what’s available. Some organizations pay for policies that don’t make sense based on their industry or operations. Others have inadequate coverage where risk may […]
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Moving to a new state? Review the tax implications first
Whether you’re relocating for work, retirement, family or lifestyle reasons, state taxes can have a significant financial impact. Taxes vary widely from state to state. And establishing residency for tax purposes may be more complicated than you expect. Before moving, be sure you understand how changing states could affect your overall tax situation. A variety […]
Tax identity theft: Businesses are at risk, too
Tax identity theft isn’t limited to individual taxpayers — businesses are also targeted through their Employer Identification Numbers (EINs), payroll systems and tax filings. The financial impact of these crimes can be significant. Here’s what you need to know to protect your business. Businesses may face delayed or stolen tax refunds, unauthorized payroll filings, and […]
Affordable retirement plan options for small businesses
Offering retirement benefits may seem out of reach for small businesses operating on tight budgets, but there are cost-effective options that can still provide meaningful savings opportunities for employees. SEP IRAs and SIMPLE IRAs are two retirement plan alternatives designed specifically for smaller employers, with lower administrative costs and easier setup requirements than traditional 401(k) […]
Is your tax withholding is still on track for 2026?
More taxpayers saw a larger 2025 tax liability than they may have had in recent past years. Federal income tax withheld from your salary or wage has a direct correlation to your tax refund or liability on your annual tax return. If you are overwithheld, that is akin to giving the IRS an interest-free loan, […]
Unlock hidden tax savings with a cost segregation study
Owners of commercial real property often miss a valuable tax savings opportunity. A cost segregation study is a pivotal mechanism combining accounting and engineering expertise to pinpoint portions of a building that may qualify for shorter depreciation periods and accelerated tax deductions. By strategically reclassifying certain building components from real property to personal property, businesses […]
Strategic Alliances: Collaborate Today, Combine Tomorrow
Even if a sale is not currently on the horizon, business owners may benefit from considering who an eventual buyer might be. Sophisticated acquirers typically assess more than financial results alone; they also consider how a company complements their broader long-term strategy. Entering into a strategic alliance can be an effective way to strengthen current […]
Tax-Efficient Strategies for Rebalancing Your Investment Portfolio
After several years of strong stock market performance and increased volatility in 2026, many investors may find that their portfolios no longer align with their target asset allocation. For those have not rebalanced recently, this may be an appropriate time to revisit their investment mix. At the same time, it is important to evaluate the […]
Maximize Tax-Free Gains Through Qualified Small Business Stock
If your business is structured as a C corporation, you may qualify for a significant tax benefit associated with qualified small business (QSB) stock. Although this opportunity has been available for several years, recent changes in tax law have made it even more advantageous. What is a QSB corporation? QSB corporations are a special type […]
If You Don’t Own Your IP, You Don’t Own Your Business Value
Intellectual property often sits at the core of a company’s value, but many businesses assume ownership without actually securing it. That assumption breaks down fast during a sale or dispute. If your agreements aren’t airtight, the people creating your IP may legally own it, not you. To prevent unexpected ownership issues and costly disputes that […]