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.
Tips for business owners to make the 2022 tax season a bit easier Read More »
In the sixth feature in our series, “Getting to Know SBF,” meet SBF senior manager Michele Shockley.
SBF senior manager Michele Shockley: “I really enjoy the work and feel proud. Read More »
The Neighborhood Homes Tax Credit would help close financing gaps that deter constructing or rehabilitating housing in distressed areas.
What Build Back Better legislation could mean for affordable housing developers Read More »
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.
Balancing Wage Pressures with Profitability Requires Thoughtful Strategy Read More »
In the fifth feature in our series, “Getting to Know SBF,” meet SBF senior manager Kera Haas.
Is Your QuickBooks company file ready for 2022? Three things you can do to put things in order.
Start 2022 Off Right: Clean Up QuickBooks Read More »
A great workplace culture doesn’t happen on its own. Spoor Bunch Franz creates opportunities for employees to grow as leaders from within.
Why Office Culture and Leadership Flourish with a ‘Soft Skills’ Approach Read More »
In the fourth feature in our series, “Getting to Know SBF,” meet SBF senior manager Julie Smith Moore.
SBF senior manager Julie Smith Moore: “There’s so much opportunity for everyone.” Read More »
As we approach year end, now is the time for individuals, business owners, and family offices to review their 2021 and 2022 tax situations and identify opportunities for reducing, deferring, or accelerating tax obligations.
2021 Year-End Tax Planning for Individuals Read More »
Our quarterly newsletter highlighting the latest trends in the industry of nonprofit accounting.
Check out our fall nonprofit accounting digest! Read More »
