Cash is critical to the functioning of every business. Maintaining a healthy cash flow allows a company to meet its financial obligations and gives it flexibility to take advantage of emerging opportunities. Small businesses often find themselves in a cash crunch, struggling to pay the bills and stay afloat — never mind having cash available to […]
Do You Have What It Takes to Be an Entrepreneur?
Do you like being in charge of your destiny and are you able to handle stress well? Do you have a great idea for a new business? Or are would you rather cut past that risk and buy into a ready-made proven franchise deal? Either way, you may be able to strike out on your […]
How to Overcome Many Small-Business Accounting Challenges
Perhaps the number one action you can take to support the financial health of your small business is to stay on top of the accounting. Let’s express that idea another way: Small businesses that do not put their accounting practices first and foremost will find themselves faced with financial health problems. Make sure you’re aware of the […]
Labor Shortage Poses Both Challenges and Opportunities for Small Businesses
A recent survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) indicates that the Great Resignation is set to continue — 1 in 5 employees claim they will change jobs within a year. More than 1 in 3 say they plan to ask for a pay raise. According to PwC, higher pay is the biggest motivator for a job change, […]
ROBS C-Corporations vs. S-Corporations [Part 1]
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At Baum CPA we are routinely asked about the tax implications of starting a ROBS, and all too often we are asked if an S-Corporation would make more sense. For those who are not yet familiar with the term, ROBS stands for Roll-Over as Business Startup, where an entrepreneur restructures their 401k retirement plan to […]
IRS Offers Special Relief from Higher Gas Prices
The IRS Is Not ALWAYS the Bad Guy! Although the Internal Revenue Service is often a favorite bad guy, and this blog frequently casts aspersions and sideways glances at many IRS policies and practices, this time The Service is practicing at being the hero. At least a little bit heroic, anyway. IRS announced on June […]