Keep Safe with These Spring Break Travel Tips
If you’re planning to travel this spring break, you have likely already spent time planning your trip—but have you spent time thinking ahead about how to reduce the chances of a mishap while you’re traveling? While no one wants to ruin their vacation worrying excessively, it is wise to take a few preventative steps to…
Four Easy Ways to Energize Your Employees
It can be tough when it comes to motivation and energy levels for many people. So it’s not surprising that employees may seem a little less productive at this time of year. Fortunately, the following four tips can help you put the spring back in your team’s step—and boost the productivity of your business. Keep…
Keep This, Not That—Which Documents Should You File and Which Should You Toss After Tax Season?
If there’s one time of the year that may inspire you to finally come up with a filing system for all of your bank statements, receipts and other important documents, it’s tax season. Not only will keeping your documents organized make it easier and less stressful for you to find what you need on a…
Ten Tax Changes That May Impact Your 2014 Return
Tax season is in full swing, and there are many tax changes that were implemented in 2014 and more to be introduced in 2015. From Obamacare to tax hikes and changes to standard deductions, there’s a lot to keep track of. To help you get organized for this tax season and beyond, review this summary…
New Tax Law More Than Doubles Fines for Failure to File Information Returns and Failure to Provide Payee Statements
The Trade Preferences Extension Act of 2015 was recently signed into law. Part of this new law includes a provision that more than doubles the cap on penalties from $1.5 million to $3 million for 1) failure to file correct tax information returns and 2) failure to provide payee statements. In both cases, fines have been increased from…
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