Many manufacturers purchase vehicles for business purposes. These can range from service and delivery vehicles to heavy SUVs and pickup trucks for transporting materials to “company cars” for salespeople and executives.
Read MoreMany small businesses start out as sole proprietorships. This structure is simple and inexpensive to establish and maintain — and it gives the owner direct access to profits without having to take formal distributions.
Read MoreWaiting until year end to plan your not-for-profit’s annual report can lead to rushed content and overlooked accomplishments. By gathering personal impact stories and financial highlights throughout the year, you can produce a compelling report that better engages donors, volunteers, grantmakers and other stakeholders.
Read MoreBusinesses in economically distressed communities often have difficulty obtaining capital for expansion, equipment, facilities and other investments. The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) encourages private investment in these underserved areas by offering federal income tax credits to qualifying investors.
Read MoreManufacturers often focus on reducing production costs and improving operational efficiency, but many overlook potential tax savings that may be hidden in their purchase records. To help ensure that your manufacturing business is taking advantage of all available exemptions to enhance your cash flow, consider conducting a reverse sales and use tax audit.
Read MoreMany nonprofits experience financial challenges. Even organizations with healthy fundraising can face cash shortages if money isn’t arriving when it’s needed.
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