Tax and business planning is important for the success of any organization, but especially for the family business. Here are six important questions.

Every business is vulnerable to natural disasters such as fires, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes. But preparation can minimize your exposure.

Employee theft happens frequently enough for it to be a concern of every business, whether it’s a one-employee office or a 40-employee service business.

It’s time to start implementing the Profit First fundamentals in your business, so you can earn profit starting today. Find out how with these guidelines.

Often business owners sacrifice so much for little in return. You must realize you’re the most important employee in your business.

In the past blog post, we walked through how to use the Profit First Instant Assessment and now that will help to see how much profit your business needs.

We’re going to run through a simple profit first assessment you can make on your business that will quickly reveal the naked truth about where you are at.

Need more income in your service business? Consider the following ideas to save time, improve profit, and make your business more successful.

Most service businesses that continue to prosper as they pass from generation to generation have a common denominator – a business succession plan. Do you have one?

When you start a business, you have many decisions to make. One of those is the method of accounting your business will use for reporting income and expenses on your tax return. The two methods generally used are the cash method and the accrual method.