Category: Tax Preparation

As a financial professional, you provide valuable services to your clients.  Like it or not, when you provide services to the general public you must consistently interact with people (if

What pro athletes know could make your business more successful. For athletes, being “in the zone” means reaching a state in which your mind and body work in harmony. You're

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There’s no denying it; our lives are consumed by technology.  From the email we check to the texts we send to the voicemails we listen to.  If you’re going to

The time just before dawn contains the most energy of all hours of the day.  This has helped me become an early riser and an early doer…  When I wake

In these tough economic times, it’s perfectly natural to brace for the worst.  In fact, your fight-or-flight instincts are probably in high gear, causing you to second guess any and

If you have a support staff, your management skills can influence everything from company morale to productivity.  Those relationships you build with your employees are pivotal.  Here we draw from

Whether you’re looking for a job or would like to improve your client relations, soft skills matter.  While your accounting expertise is paramount, you need to complement that expertise with

Fortune 500 companies, and even little mom and pop shops, compose mission statements to express what their organization does.  Once completed, it enables organizations to make decisions that will help

As an accountant, you know just how important numbers can be.  And having just the right person analyze and explain financial data can be crucial to a business’s success.  But

Most contract accountants encounter a time at which they must decide whether or not they are ready and willing to grow their business by hiring a support staff.  Some are

Whether your run a small business or work full-time in a supervisory role, it’s important to develop good delegation skills.   Without them, you become a one-man band, swamped with mounting