A new hire can lighten the load — but also create a significant financial commitment. Here’s what your nonprofit should consider before expanding its staff.

Payroll tax compliance involves more than calculating paychecks. Learn which areas deserve closer attention and how to respond when something goes wrong.

Adequate life insurance coverage can provide your surviving family members with financial resources to manage ongoing expenses or allow you to leave a legacy for the next generation.

At back-to-school time, many teachers buy classroom supplies to help make the school year a success for their students — and don’t receive reimbursement. If you’re among them, you may have expanded opportunities for tax deductions this year.

The tax rules for several fringe benefits have recently changed. See what’s new for 2026 and what to consider as you fine-tune your benefits package for 2027.

How closely should your business review employees’ withholding information? Find out when you must take action — and when these matters should be left to the employee or the IRS.

Small accounting inefficiencies can grow into big operational headaches. Discover practical ways nonprofits can work smarter.

Creating a comprehensive estate plan is one of the most important steps single parents can take to protect their young children.

Certain “small” businesses have a choice of using cash or accrual accounting for tax purposes. If you’re one of them, which route should you take?

Planning opportunities often become more limited as the end of the year approaches. Reviewing your tax picture midyear gives you more time to take steps to reduce or defer taxes.