Photo by Solo Shutter from StockSnap Business expenses are the cost of carrying on a trade or business, and there may be some tax breaks there. But a lot has changed in recent months, and the rules can be complicated. Are there business deductions you can take advantage of? Yes, but first you have to … Read more
As the effects of COVID-19 become our new reality, businesses that haven’t traditionally embraced remote employees, may find it difficult to keep their operations moving. To make the transition less overwhelming, we assembled a handy checklist of actions to consider while adjusting to the new workplace reality. Organization Access your staff members and/or roles that … Read more
The following post was authored by Marcel Schwantes, Founder and Chief Human Officer of Leadership From the Core. It originally appeared on Inc.com Getty Images Understanding the traits of bad leadership is your first step Do you work in a toxic environment under bad leadership? If you do, and you choose to keep your job, … Read more
Grow This is a repost of an article by Melanie Curtin, an author and activist whose work has been featured on the Huffington Post , the New York Observer, and the Today Show (Australia). This post originally appeared on inc.com. 7 Signs You Need a Virtual Assistant (and How to Hire the Right One) … Read more
A couple of years ago, I was a guest blogger on hiscox.com and wrote this article. The subject matter is still relevant – check it out. https://www.hiscox.com/blog/3-ways-your-small-business-can-work-cpa
Ask any small-business owner what he sees as the major challenges to growing his business, and chances are he’ll say: winning more sales. Ask any medium- or large-business owner what her major challenges have been, however, and she’ll probably say: structural growing pains — putting into place the necessary processes and structure to accommodate a … Read more