Tips 2016: Easy Steps to Master Content Promotion
This year, like previous years, businesses face the challenge of staying on top of new trends, being present in the minds of consumers, increasing leads and intensifying brand recognition efforts….
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Encourage Millennials to be Innovative
Millennial employees have the potential to be great sources of new ideas and innovation for your company. All it takes is a little guidance to help get their…
Background Check Services
Different types of businesses have different needs when preforming employee background checks. Because of this, we thought it was a good idea to investigate which vendors have the best services…
Time and Attendance Systems
There are as many types of businesses as there are time-and-attendance systems. While different businesses have different needs for tracking time-and-attendance, we thought it would be helpful to put together…
Information on Important New Tax Legislation
On Friday of last week, the President signed into law the “Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015.” Tax provisions in the PATH Act include: the retroactive extension…
Tax Tips for Deducting Charity Gifts
Holiday season encourages charitable giving. If you give a gift to your favorite charity and want to claim it as a tax deduction, consider these tips before you make a…
IRS Raises Tangible Property Expensing Threshold
A recent IRS announcement stated that it will raise the deductible amount from $500 to $2,500 for purchases of tangible property by taxpayers without applicable financial statements. After receiving more…
Tax Tips for Retirees
When you turn 65, the way you file taxes changes. Consequently, it may not be a bad idea to brush up tax policy to see how you can benefit…
Budget Deal Could Cost Couples Big Money in Social Security Benefits
There is a budget deal moving quickly through Congress that would put an end to a monetarily successful strategy for couples known as “file-and-suspend”. This strategy is a loop-hole of…
A Guide to DOL Proposed Overtime Rule Changes
By now, you have probably heard some piece of information surrounding the Department of Labor’s (DOL) proposed overtime rule changes. While the DOL’s comment period ended on September 4, several…