Do you have a lot of things to do? If you search Google, it may describe an “always busy” person as an eager beaver, ball of fire or busy bee. You got to love Google, right? Personal matters vary from one person to the next...
When you thought of your business idea, you had “that feeling” that it would be a success. America has had a great track record of fast-growing start-ups that turned into large businesses such as Facebook, Shea Moisture, Harpo Productions, Shipt, Netflix, Impossible Foods and Amazon....
This tax season has been eye-opening for taxpayers and tax professionals. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) changed many aspects of the tax code. Notably, the personal exemption was phased-out and several itemized deductions were reduced or eliminated. Further, the corporate federal income tax rate was...
Who is in your tax household? Today, the makeup of households or people sharing a living space are more diverse them ever. A common feature of these units is that living expenses are incurred. The history of taxation is long and complex. A few things to note is...
Believe it or not, wealthy people lose money. They do not like those occurrences. Money is a tool used to exchange goods and services. Its power to purchase those goods and services changes. Notice the below best practices that can help you use money more...
One of the first concepts learned in life is that money buys things. Many views develop as an individual progress through school. The billion-dollar food, housing, baby - product, clothing, toy, funeral, media (including social media) and entertainment industries verify that business impacts people throughout...