Mid-Year Financial Checkup: 6 Things to Do Now
The first part of 2020 was rocky, but there should be better days ahead. Taking a close look at your finances may give you the foundation you need to begin moving forward.
Retiree Confidence Drops in 2020, as Some Workers Worry
How has the first quarter of 2020 affected retirement confidence?
Stimulus Payments Being Mistaken as Junk Mail
Around 4 million individuals were sent stimulus payments on a Visa debit card, which some threw away thinking it was junk mail.
Tax Effects of a Business Making a Charitable Contribution
In this current time of need, many charitable organizations are seeking contributions to help the greater good. We explain why that contribution should come from your bank account and not your business.
Investor Psychology: 6 Behavioral Biases That Can Lead to Costly Mistakes
It can be difficult to act rationally when your financial future is at stake, especially when unexpected events like COVID-19 upset the markets.
Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Becomes Law
Let the changes begin! As we have mentioned in previous articles, there would be guidance on the CARES Act related to the forgiveness of Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. Buckle up, as the changes are now here. The Paycheck Protection Flexibility Act was introduced by the House on May 26 and was approved by the…
Don’t Fall Prey to This New Scam Targeting CFOs and Bookkeepers
One of the most common types of scams these days technically doesn’t involve any hacking but can cost your business time and money.
Think Twice Before Speculating on a COVID-19 Cure
Headline-induced price swings suggest that investors are making investment decisions driven by hopes and fears, and possibly based on limited information.
7 Tips to Keep Your Business Afloat During COVID-19
COVID-19 has had an unprecedented impact on all aspects of American businesses, but perhaps none have been as severely affected as small business owners. Surviving this disaster will require more than just time: you will need to take a pragmatic view of what has happened and what steps you are willing and able to take…
Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatments May Be Tax Deductible
Generally, drug and alcohol addiction treatment expenses are tax deductible as itemized deduction medical expenses.