Small Business

In an effort to help U.S. military veterans transition from active duty service to the civilian job market, the White House invited leaders from the private sector, the military, industry trade associations, unions, educational institutions, state legislatures, veteran service organizations and state licensing boards for a forum on military credentialing and licensing. During the event, […]

Whether you built your firm from scratch, partnered with other professionals from the start or started with a single client and a dream, your practice is your future. However, even sole practitioners are never alone.

Imagine running a business out of your home for more than 25 years when a divorce forces you to move offices and reevaluate your business strategy.

From the May 2013 issue. Accountants who have ever lost a computer, smartphone, or tablet know how frustrating it is to try to locate it, especially if the item was lost during business travel. There are a number of tracking applications which, if installed and activated, will let you locate where your device last connected […]

Bipartisan Majority Overwhelmingly Supports a Level Playing Field for Main St. Retailers

Small Back Bay businesses affected by the Boston Marathon bombings now have access to low-interest federal disaster loans to help cover their losses.

Bill.com recently announced it is converting more than 40 percent of customer payments from check to ACH, helping small to medium-sized businesses implement ePayments.

Xero and SurePayroll, provider of online payroll services, have announced an integration to offer an integrated accounting and payroll solution to small businesses and accounting professionals.