Costly financial mistakes to avoid as you grow your business
Business mistakes can take on various forms, but one of the most significant is in the financial arena.
Business mistakes can take on various forms, but one of the most significant is in the financial arena.
Keeping up with the complex credit landscape can be difficult for organizations with limited resources. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) adds another level of complexity to tax planning. In this article, we have …
An e-book from PNC Bank, Michigan Celebrates Small Business, and the Small Business Association of Michigan.
Maximizing profitability is the primary objective of all business owners.
Article courtesy of Yeo & Yeo IRS Releases Draft of 2019 Form W-4 The proposed 2019 Form W-4 reflects major changes. At this time, all current employees’ W-4 forms are still […]
If you decide to open a business, the process involves creating a plan for success.
By Kyle Paalman As Vice President of Finance for NuWave Technology Partners, I don’t know where I’d be without a solid team of IT professionals and healthy IT infrastructure—a critical […]
The idea of growing, whether to a bigger location or to multiple sites, appeals to most business owners on some level.
Every small business owner knows being an entrepreneur is a lot of work and takes a lot of attention to detail to do well.
Calculating time worked for non-exempt employees who travel for their job is a challenge for many employers.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 is changing a lot about the way we do business.
Some experts are predicting that the recent tax legislation will create a ton of new business creation and activity—just not the kind that lawmakers originally intended.
In a recent verdict (Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP v. City of Detroit), the Michigan Court of Appeals held that services rendered by an attorney should be considered as where the client receives the …
Having a market-based compensation program is one way to ensure that a company remains competitive.
In light of the new tax law, the IRS released an updated withholding calculator and Form W-4.
Fudge, pad, exaggerate, cushion, inflate…all of these euphemisms are used to trivialize expense report fraud.