There are multiple types of accountants and specialties, as well as variances in the scope and quality of the work performed.

Did you know your tax advisor may not go through all of your transactions for the year to ensure accuracy?

Last year, many small business owners received loans and grants as relief for the COVID-19 pandemic, and now it's time to account for them.

We're all anxious to move forward, but, there are still some financial items to wrap up for 2020 before you can successfully move forward!

Do you want to spend $10,000 to “save” $2,000 or $3,000 in taxes? Maybe…maybe not.

The Equity section of the Balance Sheet is perhaps the least understood and the most mis-used.

Knowing what you really owe is important – and can be a real reality check to see if you need to make any changes in your business.

Does it feel like you just made your 2020 estimated payments? Well, guess what, it’s almost time to make them again!

Before you can accurately analyze your balance sheet, it’s important to make sure the values are valid.

As you move forward from this challenging season, what should you as a business owner be doing?

When your accountant did your taxes, were you confused because your net income was good, but your cash balances were low?

Your taxes are no longer due April 15, but that doesn't mean you shouldn’t care about them now!

Having a cash reserve makes a lot of business decisions easier and provides freedom to make choices.