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2025 Tax Refund Date Estimator – And Last Minute Tax Tips for 2024
IRS Will Phase in $600 1099-K Reporting Threshold in 2026
Review of HubSync – The Accounting Technology Lab Podcast – Nov. 2024
The Top Income Tax Changes for Small Businesses and Self-Employed
With a month until the April 15 deadline when millions of Americans and small businesses must file their 2014 tax returns, the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE), has released a list of changes and updates to the tax code along with ...
Are Banks and Retailers Ready for Smart Chip Credit and Debit Cards?
Recent high-profile data breaches, such as those perpetrated against Target and Home Depot, have thrust credit card security chips and the term “EMV” into the public consciousness as the banking and retail industries ready themselves for the impending ...
BillQuick 2015 Offers Improved Project Management Functions, Faster Performance
In addition to performance improvements, the 2015 version includes over 75 new features that give users increased project visibility, powerful project-based accounting and management functionality.
A New Way for Small Businesses to “Manage” Their Books
What percentage of your self-employed small business owners are so organized at tax time you look forward to working with them every year? If you said less than 10%, you’re not alone.
QuickBooks Debuts New Integration Options with e-Commerce Systems
With the integration, the small business management software will help e-commerce users by automatically updating and transferring invoices, expenses and other financial data to free time for business owners to focus on growing their business...
St. Patrick’s Day by the Numbers: Some Retailers See the Green
St. Patrick's Day is definitely about the green and not just for the partiers who may go a little overboard on the 4th most popular drinking day in the U.S. (New Years Eve, Christmas and the 4th of July rank ahead.)
How to Succeed in Business Without Being a Suck-Up
A common thought on how to land a big-time appointment — like a corporate board directorship — is that it’s all about who you know. But new research from Michigan Ross Professor Jim Westphal shows that it’s more about how you think about and interact with
SMBs Lose Money by Relying on Outdated Expense Management Tools
The survey asked more than 200 SMB financial decision makers questions related to expense, travel, and invoice and was able to identify employee needs such as greater flexibility, automation, and incentives for compliance. However an array of frustrations