Start the New Year off Right: Prompt Tax Filing for Your Business
As another year draws to a close, the New Year brings the promise of growth and stability. Keeping up with your business taxes will be one of the first things you can do to make sure 2014 will not be a year of procrastination and late payments. To get off on the right foot, find small business ta... Read More
Manage Your Labor Costs Effectively with Construction Contractor Accounting Services
Construction contractors face a variety of challenges; managing revolving workloads, slow seasons, economic downturns, as well as extreme weather events, can all threaten the viability of small construction businesses. Managing a workforce of laborers and subcontractors can also be daunting, pote... Read More
Holiday Prosperity in a Struggling Economy: 5 Tips to Help Your Small Business Thrive
As the holidays approach, the chance for many small businesses to capitalize on increasing commercial activity presents many financial opportunities and challenges. Whether you sell greeting cards, children’s toys, or lawnmowers, your small business’s company accounting practices can make the dif... Read More
Can Your Business Benefit from Tax Exemptions?
Taxes are an everyday obligation for most small business owners. In most cases, sales taxes must be collected from customers, and many business expenses are subject to local and state sales tax. The state and federal government also want payroll taxes from employees and income tax on your busines... Read More
Accounting for Your Future: Business Solutions from Steven J. Wick and Associates
For large companies, many financial accounting duties are handled by professionals trained in human resources. Employee payroll is often the consistent expense for your business, and among the most highly regulated. Trying to fulfill these obligations through in-house bookkeeping can be problemat... Read More
