Accounting
Will the Federal Government Put Limits On 1031 Exchanges?
A 1031 Exchange is a tax-advantage option in which a taxpayer can exchange one investment real property for another. Taxpayers are able to defer the tax consequence of the sale of the original investm...
Meet Randy Miller of RMM Accounting
As an outsourced CFO, Randy Miller brings military-type strategy and tactics to turning businesses around. Coming from a military family, Randy spent much of his childhood surrounded by veterans. Read...
When Is It Time to Outsource Accounting for Small Businesses?
Small business owners are no slouches when it comes to wearing many different hats in order to run a successful business. While they may dream of solving problems by delivering a much-needed product o...
New Liberalized Rules for Filing Unemployment Claims
California has made it easier to qualify for unemployment insurance benefits. Employees who are still working, but working fewer hours, can file for unemployment. Under this recent change, business ow...
Why Are You In Business?
When you lose momentum and question what you are doing, here are some actions you can take to re-ignite your passion. Running a business can be all consuming. Managing staff, developing new business, ...
What To Know About Getting a Tax Refund
The IRS noted in a recent statement that most taxpayers are issued refunds by the IRS in less than than 21 days. However, you may find that yours is taking a bit longer. Here are six things that may b...
1099 Forms—Which is Which?
Here is a guide to the most common types of 1099 forms.
Helping Clients Understand Budgets and Forecasts
Clients probably know the accounting terms “Budget” and “Forecast,” but they may not know the difference and that they are best when used.