E-filing is on the upswing. According to the Data Book released by the IRS on March 24, the agency collected almost $3.1 trillion in federal revenue and processed almost 240 million returns during fiscal year 2014. About 65 percent of all returns were filed electronically. Of the 147 million...
Often times asking a provoking question can serve as a greater catalyst of innovation than providing the right answer. The right question can be a disruptive agent, cutting through years of complacency to redirect a team or a company’s focus. It serves as a pointer, aiming us in the...
Companies routinely evaluate opportunities to reduce expenses. However, many organizations are unaware of the savings that can result from a business energy audit. Not only are many of the savings from an energy audit sustainable, they are typically well received by employees and customers. Even better, your company may...
An employee pulls up a website that is pre-approved by the company for access and accidentally downloads a virus on their computer. The computer, having no anti-virus, is quickly transformed into a mole in the network and infects other computers. Within a few hours an entire network is compromised...
As you may be aware; the IRS has issued final repair regulations regarding the capitalization and depreciation of tangible property. The rules contained in these regulations are required to be reflected on your 2014 income tax return. Originally these regulations would have required the filing of several Forms 3115...
Don’t assume you have to expand your company to increase profits. Extra cash is probably sitting right under your nose.
Much as the title of this article suggests, computers can suffer varying degrees of damage at the hands of those who use them. Employees do not always damage their computers because they are angry; in fact, those who enjoy their jobs the most are often the biggest culprits of...
In today’s world, spending money will make you money. Businesses that do not take the time to upgrade their equipment are often left behind as competitors become faster and more streamlined. Older equipment can take longer to fix, as parts are harder to find on the market. Dedicated IT...
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