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If you are required to pay quarterly estimated income tax, an upcoming change in interest rates being imposed by the IRS may have a direct impact on you.

Between the COVID-19 pandemic and seemingly fluid rules and regulations, business taxes can seem more confusing than ever this year. Here are some tips for navigating the changes.

The IRS is getting organized in how it deals with virtual currencies. Here’s what to expect at tax season and for the rest of the year.

Whether it’s about office culture, leadership or the latest in good books, Dwight Darby’s Dawn Moore has plenty to share with her new colleagues.

SBF’s commitment to culture leads to another “Best Places to Work” honor

Given all the moving parts in an auto dealership, it is easy to overlook internal controls. Yet maintaining effective internal controls is crucial to protecting the business and its assets.

Staffing issues at the IRS mean this year’s tax season could be more challenging than usual. Now is the time to build a system to keep your business on track.

In the sixth feature in our series, “Getting to Know SBF,” meet SBF senior manager Michele Shockley.

The Neighborhood Homes Tax Credit would help close financing gaps that deter constructing or rehabilitating housing in distressed areas.

Many employees want higher pay, and many are willing to walk to get it. The Great Resignation and minimum wage hikes require careful strategies from business owners.