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Did you know that making your business more accessible isn’t just the right thing to do but can also save you some cash? That’s right! Businesses that accommodate people with disabilities can reap some nifty tax benefits. Here’s a lighthearted look at how you can make your workplace more inclusive and keep more dollars in… Read more: –> Tax Benefits for Business: Embracing Accessibility Pays Off!

Ah, tax season—like the New Year’s resolution we never asked for, yet somehow always arrives to remind us that we have been *terrible* at keeping receipts. As the year winds down, visions of sugar plums are quickly replaced with visions of W-2s, 1099s, and the dreaded phrase, “Do you have that receipt?” But before you… Read more: –> The CPA Survival Guide: How to Prepare for Tax Time Without Losing Your Mind

Ah, the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is where bake sales meet bureaucracy, and classroom wish lists collide with budget spreadsheets. If you have ever found yourself standing in the school gym, holding a tray of cookies while contemplating the mysteries of accounting, you are not alone. PTOs, despite their charm and cupcakes, come with serious… Read more: –> Money, Muffins, and Mayhem: The Financial Adventures of PTOs

Hey there fellow parents! Last week, I posted about Kids & Money and found that many of my readers were very interested in learning more, so here you go! Today, we’re diving into the intricate world of chore pricing for our beloved 10 to 14-year-olds. As a CPA, I’ve crunched the numbers, balanced the spreadsheets,… Read more: —>Kids & Money- Part 2

Hey there, fellow parents and financial wizards! Today, let’s dive into the sometimes tricky world of talking to kids about money and taxes. Yes, you read that right—taxes can be fun to discuss, especially when approached the right way. As an accountant (and a parent), I’ve learned a few tricks to make these conversations engaging… Read more: —>Let’s Talk About Kids and Money