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Here Are a Few Long-Gone Business Deductions That Returned This Tax Season
For business owners across the USA, tax season can feel unpredictable. Rules change, deductions expire, and what you could access last year may be gone the next. But every so
Cash Flow Is Not Profit: Here Is Where Executives Get It Wrong
You have seen the numbers. Revenue is up, the income statement looks healthy, and your profit margins are moving in the right direction. So why does the bank account tell
Turn Employee Tips Into Tax Savings: A Guide to the FICA Tip Credit
Running a business can be extremely difficult. Between managing inventory, paying staff, handling daily operations, and simply trying to stay afloat, the challenges never seem to stop. This is why
How Often Should You Rebid Major Vendor Contracts?
When business executives look to trim overhead costs, they often focus on cutting training budgets, reducing employee benefits, or postponing technology upgrades. Yet there is a significant opportunity hiding in
When Cost-Cutting Hurts Growth and How to Avoid It
In 2026, business executives across the US are under intense pressure to do more with less. After years of elevated inflation, peaking above 8% in the early 2020s and still
Self-Funded Health Plans: Smarter Strategy or Hidden Risk?
As healthcare costs continue to rise, US employers are paying closer attention to how they finance employee benefits. Choosing between a fully insured plan and a self-funded health plan has
Why Loyalty Costs More Than It Saves in Vendor Relationships
Businesses rely heavily on vendor relationships to procure the goods and services that keep operations running smoothly and customers satisfied. From logistics and technology to marketing and office supplies, dependable
Employers Shift From Employee Retention to Cost Reduction
As we approach 2026, employers across the United States are currently rethinking long-standing strategies and reshaping their business models in response to a changing economic climate. After years of prioritizing
Managing Expenses With An Impending Recession
As businesses and corporations the world over put the struggles of the global pandemic behind, the battle for economic stability lingers. Now more than ever, business executives are dealing with
Using Aggregators and Overpaying for Merchant Fees
As more businesses create a digital presence, the ability to process credit cards and online payments has become standard operating procedures. Beyond the weekly and monthly expenses business executives deal
Hybrid Work: The Right Balance and Costs to Consider
The word ‘Flexibility’ took a new meaning in the workplace when COVID-19 happened. While businesses navigated the hurdles of keeping their workers safe, the need for remote work persists. Hybrid
Insight into Workforce and Supply Chain Issues
As we put the effects of the pandemic behind us, noticeable challenges are currently plaguing the workplace and supply chains. These issues hinder employers from attracting and keeping workers on
Inflation and Expense Reduction
For over two years, businesses and corporations have struggled to deal with the effects of the global pandemic. While it lasted, the global economic landscape changed dramatically. We are dealing
Changes to R&D Tax Credits
As a result of the economic meltdown and global pandemic, companies struggled to stay afloat, keep up with operational costs, adding to payroll, developed and innovated new product offerings for
Publish. Promote. Profit. with Marc Freedman
Our CEO and Founder, Marc Freedman, joined Rob Kosberg of the Publish. Promote. Profit. podcast to discuss Expense To Profit, our why and how to reduce companies expenses across any
Does Cost Segregation Help Small or Large Businesses?
Cost segregation is a unique tool to minimize tax burdens while maximizing depreciation deductions. It is particularly beneficial for both small and big businesses. Most people have not been paying