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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

Energy Related Tax Savings for Commercial Properties
Business and property owners the world over want to increase productivity while limiting operational costs and expenses from their businesses. In the wake of the global pandemic numerous commercial operations

The Post-COVID Return to the Office: A Smaller, More Efficient Process
The global pandemic which ravaged the world last year transformed how we carried out our businesses. While we can not ignore the negative impacts COVID reflected on most businesses, it

Employee Benefits in a ‘Work from Anywhere’ Environment
We can not ignore the fact that working remotely is the new normal now. Once, it was relegated to freelancers and virtual assistants. But the pandemic happened and the mode

Outsourcing IT as a Cost Saving Method
Every business owner, large or small, wants to increase productivity and reduce expenses. It is for this reason business executives are looking to implement strategies to upscale and lower costs.

ESG as a Competitive Advantage
Well before the world was plagued by the pandemic, we were experiencing an evil all along: carbon footprint. We have come to recognize that we have been producing carbon dioxide

Is Your Procurement Team Getting 100% of Captured Savings?
Here we discuss how ‘market pricing’ is considerably lower than the savings your procurement team can achieve and through our vast experience how Expense To Profit is able to do

Florida RoundTable with Melissa Foxx
Our CEO, Marc Freedman, joined Melissa Foxx of Florida RoundTable to discuss Post-Pandemic Corporate America: How Will It Be Different?

Employers Abandon One Size Fits All Benefits Program
The global landscape for businesses is constantly changing. The pandemic halted how businesses usually operate and has ushered in emerging trends to foster more productivity such as flexible benefits plans.