Most business owners set their prices once and then defend them forever. Not because the pricing is right, but because raising prices feels risky and
Hitting $1M in revenue feels like a finish line. For most business owners, it represents years of work, proof that the business is real, and
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The economy looks messy right now. Layoffs are creeping up, interest rates are stubborn, and your news feed is a parade of uncertainty. And yet,
Running a business in Scottsdale comes with plenty of advantages: A thriving economy, a strong network of entrepreneurs, and a relatively business-friendly tax climate. But
Written by Andrew Bertz, CPA These are the tax questions for business owners I field constantly. There’s a lot to understand, and it’s easily overwhelming.
If you were counting on Oregon’s new job creation tax credit to offset hiring costs, there’s an important update. The Oregon small business tax credit
As we move through the heart of tax season, we want to clearly communicate important deadlines, expectations, and planning considerations so there are no surprises and
If you’ve ever Googled “tax deductions vs tax credits” you’re not alone. It’s one of the most searched tax questions every season, and yet most
Mixing personal and business expenses is one of the most common mistakes business owners make, and most don’t realize they’re doing it. Whether it’s buying
If you’ve been feeling the pinch at the register over the past year, Trump tariffs are a big reason why. In a landmark 6-3 decision
When a successor trustee came to us to file the final Form 1041 for an irrevocable trust, the situation looked straightforward on the surface. The