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Legal Custody Issues with the COVID-19 Vaccine for Children

Marlo Van Oorschot Echelon Blog, Family Law, Law

There is a rising debate regarding whether or not children should be immunized with the COVID-19 vac...Read More

5 Vital Questions to Ask an Architect Before You Hire Them

Abeer Sweis Consulting, Design, Echelon Blog

Having practiced for more than 25 years in Los Angeles, I have been asked some amazing questions abo...Read More

The Power of Echelon

Davis Blaine Business Development, Echelon Blog, Networking

This network of professionals is a powerful difference maker. The power of Echelon Business Developm...Read More

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Four Common Seller Mistakes When Selling a Business

Matt Coletta Echelon Blog, Mergers & Acquisitions, Running A Business

Sellers of businesses are just like everyone else in that they can make mistakes. In this arti...Read More

When Is It Time to Outsource Accounting for Small Businesses?

Jaime Davison Accounting, Echelon Blog, Running A Business, Taxes

Small business owners are no slouches when it comes to wearing many different hats in order to run a...Read More

The Pandemic’s Impact on Parenting

Marlo Van Oorschot Echelon Blog, Family Law, Law

Looking back at 2020, it is truly “20/20.” As we begin to understand the economic and social impact ...Read More

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KPIs: Key Performance Indicators

Randy Miller Budgets and Forecasts, Business Development, Echelon Blog, Running A Business

You don’t want to get bogged down in too many. Here are some that you should pay attention to. You h...Read More

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Homestead Exemption Increased for California Debtors

Madison Oberg Echelon Blog, Real Estate, Taxes

It has been more than eleven years, but on September 18, 2020, Governor Newsom approved and adopted ...Read More

Confidentiality Agreements & Selling A Business

Matt Coletta Business Development, Echelon Blog, Mergers & Acquisitions, Running A Business

Is a confidentiality agreement really needed when selling a business? When it comes to buying or sel...Read More

Seven Elements of a Business Plan

Randy Miller Budgets and Forecasts, Business Development, Echelon Blog, Marketing, Running A Business

If you are serious about your business, you need to have a written business plan. Not only is your p...Read More

It’s Time to Exit and Sell Your Business. Are you Ready?

Matt Coletta Business Development, Echelon Blog, Mergers & Acquisitions, Running A Business

Thinking about whether you are ready to exit and sell your business is an important question. H...Read More

Business Planning for 2021

Randy Miller Budgets and Forecasts, Echelon Blog, Marketing, Running A Business

2020 was a year of survival for many businesses, and as we move to 2021, planning for your business ...Read More

Why Insurance Renewals Are Not A “Done Deal” During Covid-19

Curtis O'Shaughnessy Echelon Blog, Insurance

“How was it a normal insurance renewal during Covid-19?!?” These were my internal thoughts whe...Read More

Bankruptcy Law Changes Affecting Small Businesses

David Oberg Bankruptcy, Echelon Blog, Law

There have been some changes with Chapter 11 that directly impact small businesses. On August 23, 20...Read More

3 CEO Skills for Thriving After Covid-19

Brian Hemsworth Business Development, Echelon Blog

I’ve lived through a lot of unforeseen business disruption: 9 recessions, one was termed “great”. Tw...Read More

New Liberalized Rules for Filing Unemployment Claims

Julie Widener Accounting, Echelon Blog

California has made it easier to qualify for unemployment insurance benefits. Employees who are stil...Read More

In Times of Uncertainty, Business Leaders Lead

Brian Hemsworth Business Development, Echelon Blog

We’ve seen it time and again—in times of stress and uncertainty, leaders lead. They take initiative ...Read More

Why Are You In Business?

Randy Miller Accounting, Budgets and Forecasts, Echelon Blog, Running A Business

When you lose momentum and question what you are doing, here are some actions you can take to re-ign...Read More

What To Know About Getting a Tax Refund

James Cagle Accounting, Echelon Blog, Taxes

The IRS noted in a recent statement that most taxpayers are issued refunds by the IRS in less than t...Read More

What is Goodwill in Selling a Business?

Matt Coletta Echelon Blog, Mergers & Acquisitions

What does the term “goodwill” mean with regards to buying or selling a business? Usually, the term i...Read More

1099 Forms—Which is Which?

James Cagle Accounting, Echelon Blog

Here is a guide to the most common types of 1099 forms.

Is Your Website ADA Compliant?

Jerri Hemsworth Echelon Blog, Marketing, Websites

It’s a trick question. Why? Well, unfortunately, there are no Federal laws to tell us what an ADA co...Read More

Avoid The #1 Client “Killer”

Brian Hemsworth Business Development, Echelon Blog

Having cell phones in meetings can be client killers When clients meet with trusted advisors, they a...Read More

Helping Clients Understand Budgets and Forecasts

Jaime Davison Accounting, Budgets and Forecasts, Echelon Blog

Clients probably know the accounting terms “Budget” and “Forecast,” but they may not know the differ...Read More

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