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Video conferencing in and of itself is certainly nothing new. It's been around in some form or another for decades — businesses used it for remote meetings in the 1990s, and personal users have been "Skyping" with friends and family members since high-speed Internet connections

Here are five things that happened this past month that affect your small business. 1) The Senate passed a $1.2T infrastructure package. At the beginning of August, the Senate passed a bipartisan infrastructure package, “the largest upgrade to the country’s roads, bridges, pipes, ports and

It will be many years before we have a full understanding of what COVID-19 cost us as a society. But as that information is incrementally collected and released, we’re starting to see the picture take shape. One of the most recent reports on the subject

According to one recent study, plant-based foods are now available in about 53% of households in the United States. Roughly 35% of Americans say that they've consumed some type of plant-based food in the last year, and of that number, 90% say that would happily

If you are a small business owner, chances are good you’re paying more attention to your accounts receivables and deliverables than to a three-year-old Supreme Court decision. But knowing what happened in the Wayfair decision on June 21st of 2018 is important if you do

Human beings are visual learners – they always have been, and they always will be. A big part of this has to do with the way that the human brain works. According to one recent study, when people hear information, they generally only remember about 10%

When you’re in the midst of building or growing a business, the last thing on your mind is what happens if the owner suddenly dies. If the business was established as a partnership and the surviving partner has equity in the business, then a buy-sell

Here are five things that happened this past month that affect your small business. 1) The G20 backed historic corporate tax reform at the latest summit. Another step forward for proponents of a global corporate minimum tax: At the first face-to-face G20 meeting since the

We’ve all heard the term “the rich get richer.” According to a report released from ProPublica, it turns out that one of the ways that truism is perpetuated is through the strategic use of tax-sheltered Roth individual retirement accounts (IRAs). The good news is that the same

The Internal Revenue Service has released a midyear report to Congress that details a significant backlog of tax returns dating back to the end of tax filing season, and many of those returns have yet to be processed. While backlogs are not unusual, this year’s