July was a busy month for taxes! Congress passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a major overhaul of the tax code. This legislation makes many provisions from the 2017 tax cuts permanent, adds new temporary deductions, and affects various other economic areas.
Financial success can come in many forms. The best path depends on your personal situation. Success might be found through a rewarding job, building a business, making an investment, funding a retirement account—or some combination of these.
Many people start their own business to take control of their life—or to escape someone else’s control. Many do it for the freedom to live by their own rules. Ideally, having your own business is a great opportunity to live your dream.
May is the month for me to reset my life. The rush and demands of tax season are over. I’ve had a chance to take a deep breath and recharge for the next quarter. Now, I look to the future and think about how we can best support our clients.
As a business owner the most useful tool to measure your success is your financial statements. First step is to have a system in place to ensure your financial information is complete, accurate enough to use and timely.
Sorry for the late publication—tax season took over my life. It seems like every year, I spend November and December preparing for it.
Magic, is defined as the art of creating seemingly impossible feats using natural means. This can occur in business when we deliver exceptional customer service by utilizing the company’s unique skills and personality for value.
March weather in Wisconsin is full of surprises. The calendar marks the first day of spring on the 20th, yet the reality is far less predictable. One day, we’re shivering in below-zero temperatures, navigating icy roads and a fresh layer of snow. The next, the sun is shining, the temperature hits 60 degrees, the snow … Read more
As a business owner I feel it is my challenge to provide value in the work that we do, for the team and for the clients we serve. That value can be financial such as a paycheck or return on value for the price the clients pay us.
One of my values is “put your heart into it.” This time of year, my heart goes on a wild roller coaster ride. This is when a client must decide whether to sign an engagement letter. Most clients love us, which is an incredible high.