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Giving Gifts To Employees? The IRS Wants Its Share!
Do you want to be extra-generous to employees who are doing a good job? Bonuses and gifts can be an effective motivational tool, but be…
What You Can Do Now for the New FASB Nonprofit Standard
The new FASB ASU 2016-14, Presentation of Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Entities will be required for the year ending December 31,…
Why You Need A Buy-Sell Agreement
If you co-own a business with other family members, it's generally a good idea to have a well-drafted buy-sell agreement to protect…
Hire Your Kids, Save Taxes
Here's a great tax-saving idea for those who have teenagers who can work part-time in the family business. Hire the kids as legitimate…
Check Those Checks Closely
You might think that check fraud is on the decline with the increase use of debit cards, electronic funds transfers and other high tech ways…
Succession Planning
With the increase in the number of retiring executives, nonprofits need to plan for succession to ensure organizational…
Tax-Wise Ways To Get Cash Out Of Your C Corp
If your family business operates as a C corporation, watch out for double taxation whenever you withdraw cash from the company. If the…
Define A Chain Of Command
Part of the responsibility of a good manager is to smooth over conflicts among employees -- yet that task can be complicated when running a…
Accounts Receivable Fraud
The sale has been made, the customer has paid, yet the company receives no revenue. How can this happen? How Fraud is Often Reported Most…
Give Business Stock To Your Children And Save Taxes
As you know, the federal income tax rates on qualified dividends and long-term capital gains are much lower than the tax rates on so-called…
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