Depicts positive components of outsourcing such as increased control over your business, cost savings, quality improvement, and expertise which fit with why a company would outsource their accounting function to a trained CPA.

Outsourcing Accounting

This blog provides an analysis and discusses how outsourcing the accounting function can be performed more cheaply and more efficiently than hiring in-house.

llustration of money being burned signifying money wasted by businesses on unproductive workers that are productive on average less than 3 hours per day.

Hidden Cost of Low Worker Productivity

Many businesses struggle with hidden productivity costs and the inefficiencies of full-time staff. This blog explores the hidden cost of low worker productivity and offers a solution to combat this widespread problem affecting businesses.

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Your Business's Numbers Tell a Story

Numbers are not just abstract figures on a financial statement—they tell a compelling story about the health, trajectory, and opportunities within a business. When analyzed properly, financial and operational metrics reveal patterns, uncover inefficiencies, and highlight areas of success.

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Converting to an S Corp to Reduce Self Employment Taxes

Many sole proprietorships and LLCs can cut their self employment tax in half by filing form 2553. Converting a sole proprietorship or LLC to S Corporation tax status can lead to significant tax savings—while retaining the existing legal entity.

Perception vs Reality

30% of small business owners think they are overpaying their taxes. According to a Forbes study, 93% of business owners are overpaying. This blog looks at the disparity between perception and reality when it comes taxes paid by small business owners and what can be done about it.

Converting to an S Corp to Reduce Self Employment Taxes

Many sole proprietorships and LLCs can cut their self employment tax in half by filing form 2553. Converting a sole proprietorship or LLC to S Corporation tax status can lead to significant tax savings—while retaining the existing legal entity.

Blog/Vlog Posts

Outsourcing Accounting

Hidden Cost of Low Worker Productivity

Your Business's Numbers Tell a Story

Converting to an S Corp to Reduce Self Employment Taxes

Perception vs Reality

Converting to an S Corp to Reduce Self Employment Taxes