by Jordan Middleton | Oct 12, 2026 | Accounting, Tax
If you’ve ever spent hours researching your fantasy football draft only to watch your first-round pick get injured, you’ve experienced something every business owner understands: Even the best plans sometimes get sacked. Fantasy football and running a...
by Lisa Haiss | Oct 12, 2026 | Accounting, Tax
Taxpayers have the right to request tax transcripts from the IRS. These may be needed if you do not have a copy of your tax return. You could need them for multiple reasons like: Applying for a mortgage or loan, to verify income and tax history. Applying for financial...
by Matthew Senter | Oct 8, 2026 | Accounting, Tax
I can think of worse ways to help local kids than spending a Thursday night eating, drinking, bidding on stuff you probably do not need, and hanging out with 350 to 450 of your favorite Clarkston friends. The Clarkston Rotary Annual Wine Party is back on Thursday,...
by Marisa Kruszewski | Oct 5, 2026 | Internal Revenue Service, Tax
Even in the middle of tax season, it’s not too late to make moves that can save your business money and headaches down the line. Many business owners get caught up in the day-to-day and wait until the very end to think about taxes. The truth is, a few small steps now...
by Kelly Thompson | Sep 28, 2026 | Accounting, Tax
Business owners understand that receipts are everywhere and also can seemingly end up nowhere to be found. That coffee run for the meeting at your clients that you put in your pocket? Gone The online purchase that you thought was unique and would be easy to categorize...
by Tracy Sanda | Sep 21, 2026 | Accounting, Tax
As household expenses continue to rise, identifying unnecessary recurring charges is a practical way to improve cash flow without making significant lifestyle changes. Many consumers unknowingly pay for subscriptions they no longer use, forgot to cancel after a free...
