Combat Hackers with Cybersecurity Training for Your Staff

Your employees are on the front line when it comes to cyberthreats, but many of them are unprepared. When cybercriminals strike, employees may not recognize the risks and red flags. Data breaches cost on average $4.35 million, so providing your employees with training is crucial. Current Cybersecurity Battlefield According to a recent study by the

Disaster Planning for Nonprofits: Are You Prepared for the Next Crisis?

It’s common for disaster planning to be overlooked when your nonprofit is focused on its mission. However, taking the time to prepare now can prevent serious consequences in the future. Your operations are vulnerable to a range of risks, from natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires to man-made threats like cyberattacks and active shooters. Even

How Your Small Business Can Claim Up to a $5,000 ADA Tax Credit by Updating Your Website to Meet Accessibility Standards

What does it mean for a business website to be ADA compliant? The Americans with Disabilities Act created regulations meant to prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities. Part of these regulations fall to employers. It’s easy to think of ADA compliance in terms of accessible parking or other accommodations for employees with disabilities. However, what

What to Consider Before Claiming First-Year Depreciation Deductions for Qualified Improvement Property (QIP)

Claiming significant first-year depreciation tax deductions for eligible real estate expenditures may be an option for your business, allowing you to accelerate deductions rather than spreading them out over multiple years. However, this decision is not as straightforward as it may appear, as there are important factors to consider. Qualified Improvement Property (QIP) For assets

4 Steps to Take Before Selling a Business

The past couple of years have shown that unexpected events can wreak havoc on even the best-laid business plan. In a volatile economic climate, it’s wise to be prepared for every eventuality — including the possibility of selling your business fast. Even if the sale isn’t urgent, it’s important to prepare your business for potential

Minimize the Impact of Business Losses with a Net Operating Loss Deduction

If you’re running a business, whether it’s new or established, it’s possible that you may experience losses. But don’t worry, the federal tax code can help. You have the option of applying your losses to offset taxable income in future years, subject to certain limitations, through the net operating loss deduction. Qualifying for a Net