Blogs
2010 Is a Fine Time to Assess Family Finances
Reading the tea leaves, the consensus among economists paints a somewhat drab picture for 2010.
It’s a Great Time to Open a Food Franchise
Troubled economic times offer great opportunities to start a new business.
Changes to the Tax Code Could Affect Your 2009 Tax Return
The U.S. tax code is very fluid. Every year politics, local and national, drive substantial adjustments to how much you owe the government both as an individual and as a small business owner.
An Introduction to QuickBooks
If you are a small business owner whose books don’t yet need the attention of a full-time onsite accountant but have outgrown an Excel spreadsheet, you might want to consider QuickBooks.
A Small Business Has Never Been Easier to Launch
It’s a paradox, but this might be the best and worst time to start your own business.
Great Article: Top Growth Areas for CPAs
Take a look at this article describing the top growth areas for CPAs.
What Is Fiduciary Accounting?
Fiduciary accounting defies easy definition, probably because this brand of accounting can include so many seemingly disparate elements.
Accounting for the Family CFO
Managing family finances can be just as big a job as doing the same for a small business, and it’s complicated by personal relationships (spouse, children, other relatives).
By the Numbers: End-of-Year Accounting
Not many companies look forward to end-of-the-year accounting. In fact, make that none. It’s a long, laborious process with no room for error.
