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Two broad paths to a leadership development program for employers

Two broad paths to a leadership development program for employers

January 12, 2024

Employers, are you doing enough to upskill your organization’s current leadership as well as train its leaders of the future? Here are some big-picture thoughts on launching a leadership development program.

Is your organization subject to OSHA’s new final rule on electronic recordkeeping?

Is your organization subject to OSHA’s new final rule on electronic recordkeeping?

January 11, 2024

Employers: OSHA’s new final electronic recordkeeping rule took effect on January 1st. Be sure you’ve determined whether you must comply and, if so, what that entails.

The kiddie tax could affect your children until they’re young adults

The kiddie tax could affect your children until they’re young adults

January 10, 2024

Do you consider 21- or 22-year-olds to be kids? For purposes of the “kiddie tax,” they might be. Here are the rules.

6 tips to improve job-costing systems

6 tips to improve job-costing systems

January 9, 2024

Is your company’s job-costing system accurate and user friendly? Tracking costs can help identify which projects and customers are the most (and least) profitable.

Does your business have employees who get tips? You may qualify for a tax credit

Does your business have employees who get tips? You may qualify for a tax credit

January 8, 2024

If you’re a restaurant owner with employees receiving tips, you may qualify for a lucrative tax break.

It’s possible (but not easy) to claim a medical expense tax deduction

It’s possible (but not easy) to claim a medical expense tax deduction

January 5, 2024

Out-of-pocket medical expenses can cost you a bundle. Can you deduct these expenses on your tax return? The requirements and limits may make it difficult. Here are the rules.

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