Tom Krause, CPA has many tried-and-true tactics for encouraging business growth. He expands on one of them below: Anywhere you look, there are tips given for growing your business: books, online articles, podcasts, and more. Many of these sources have helped our firm and clients grow in significant ways. Growth strategies I’m familiar with have ranged […]
Laura Lee reminds business owners of the safety mechanisms necessary for a cyber-secure workplace: Employers are faced with a daunting challenge as new technologies enter today’s workplace. Successfully navigating the intersection of privacy and data protection while maintaining a technology-driven workplace requires addressing the following: Reduce the risk of a workplace security breach […]
Lynda Doland, CPA reminds anyone filing a tax return in Ohio that a driver’s license is needed: New this year, the Ohio Department of Taxation will require a driver’s license or state ID number on all electronic returns for tax year 2016. If the taxpayer has neither, they must declare so on the […]
Ann Emery, CPA has some tips for parents who are looking for ways to make college tuition payments manageable: If you are a parent with college-bound children (or your children are already college age,) there are approaches that seek to take maximum advantage of tax benefits to minimize your expenses. Here are a […]
Lisa Satonick, SPHR, SHRM-SCP suggests a simple way to help keep your business in compliance with labor laws- by keeping your labor law posters current: Did you know that if even you have one employee, you are required to post labor law posters? Labor law posters define those federal and state employment laws that […]
