Many business owners are coming up on what may be an especially hectic time: year-end.

Benchmarking is the process of calculating your restaurant's key financial or operational metrics and comparing them to established standards.

We have seen a recent increase in commercial real estate transactions. Buyers are seeking properties due to attractive pricing and low interest rates.

The COVID-19 pandemic has required many people to work remotely, either from home or a temporary location. One potential consequence of remote work may surprise you: An increase in your state tax bill.

If you directly employ a nanny, housekeeper, cook, gardener, health care assistant or other employee in your home, it is critical that you stay on top of your tax obligations (commonly referred to as the "nanny tax").

Capital is the lifeblood of any manufacturing business. Each week, your payroll must be met, overhead covered and suppliers paid.

The time has come to begin implementing the new not-for-profit financial statement presentation standard. ASU 2016-14 is effective for all not-for-profit entities with calendar years ...

If this was posed to your organization today, no doubt you would respond with a rousing, "Of course!"

FASB issued Accounting Standards Update No. 2016-14 on Presentation of Financial Statements of Not-for-Profit Entities. ASU 2016-14 represents the most significant changes to not-for-profit financial reporting since 1993.

Credit cards are a common part of doing day-to-day business for most not-for-profits these days. Donors typically use credit cards to make contributions, whether one-offs or recurring, and employees often rely on the cards ...

It is understandable that during tough economic times, it may be necessary to freeze wages or award minimum pay, while asking employees to take on new responsibilities.

The accounting rules require that the value of goods and certain types of services should be recognized in an organization's financial statements.

Donations to not-for-profit organizations plunged during the latest recession but have ever so slowly been edging their way to healthier levels ever since.

Forming an alliance with a like-minded organization can be a smart, strategic move for a not-for-profit organization.

In December 2017, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act became law. This law, which represents the biggest overhaul of the tax code in over 30 years, does not, at first glance, seem to have a big impact on charitable donations.

Your organization may be too new — or too small — to have obtained its tax-exempt status.

Since we all can't win Shark Tank… Let's start with a dose of reality.

Whether or not a not-for-profit organization engages an independent auditor, an organization can employ moves from an auditor's playbook to gain a better understanding of its overall revenue picture.

One of the most attractive aspects of a not-for-profit organization is the ability to operate and produce income which is not subject to taxation.

Terminated plan participants often cause plan sponsors to incur additional work — and money — if their balance remains in the plan.