How to Automate Email Reminders for Overdue Customers
How do you get customers to pay by the due date, or at least not long after? QuickBooks Online offers another tool for accelerating incoming payments: automated reminders.
How do you get customers to pay by the due date, or at least not long after? QuickBooks Online offers another tool for accelerating incoming payments: automated reminders.
This could be another rough tax season for the IRS and taxpayers because many returns still require manual review, resulting in significant delays in the IRS issuing refunds.
Whether you are single, married, employed, or a stay-at-home mom, you probably need life insurance. The cost and availability of life insurance depend on factors such as age, health, and the type and amount of insurance purchased.
Dollar-cost averaging involves investing a fixed amount on a regular basis, regardless of share prices and market conditions.
When a new stock enters the market, it is introduced as either an IPO or a direct listing. The path a company takes to the stock market generally depends on its business goals.
The more preparation time you put in to making your company a profitable venture will make the sale of your company easier and more successful. Good exit planning strategy is actually good business strategy.
Whether you’re trying to make a budget work or find ways to save more for a financial goal—cutting your spending is a key step.
Non-owner insurance is a type of liability insurance that provides coverage when you’re driving a car that isn’t yours—perfect for those who Uber everywhere!
Happy 2022 from Henssler Financial! With above-average 2021 financial market performance in our rear view, we look to the future as several topics are in focus for the new year, including the Federal Reserve’s heightened attention to inflation, rising interest rates and how company earnings may be affected, and if government actions will influence the market.
The basis of an asset is very important because it’s used to calculate deductions for depreciation, casualties, and depletion, as well as gains or losses on the disposition of that asset. We explain in this week’s Tax Tip.