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Commuting can be a nightmare for employees. Your company can help by offering your staff members some financial relief from their commuting hassles.
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Believe it or not, it’s creeping up on the end of the year again, which means it’s time to start taking stock of how things have gone over the past 12 months and looking ahead to the future. Below is our list of 5 likely mistakes for business owners...
If your company doesn’t provide health insurance — or if you do provide coverage but your employees are faced with increasing deductibles, co-pays or out-of-pocket expenses — there’s no time like the present for taking a look at flexible spending accounts (FSAs).
How will revenue recognition changes affect your organization? This question has been causing excitement, anxiety, and confusion across all industries – especially the construction industry.
On October 26th, MKS&H sponsored a walking team as part of the Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure in Hunt Valley. We were proud to honor and support two of our employees who are survivors, and inspiration to many of us in the fight against cancer.
Businesses and individuals are constantly faced with the question: How long should I keep my records and what records should I keep? For tax purposes, you need to find a middle ground for keeping tax and financial records. Here are some tips to help you figure out which records...
Think fraud cannot occur in your organization? Think again. No organization is immune to fraud. All organizations are susceptible to fraud whether they realize it or not. Did you know that small businesses are the organizations most susceptible to fraud? Much of this exposure comes from the “it couldn’t...
Does the supervisor of your mail room understand how the department makes money for the company? Does your administrative staff know how to increase the company’s bottom line? It’s easy for employees to begin to view their jobs narrowly, and forget that they may be able to contribute to...
Earlier this year two of the largest publicly owned death care companies in North America merged, creating further consolidation in an industry that was once dominated by smaller family owned businesses. Consolidation within an industry can raise concerns for smaller entities. Larger companies have the ability to centralize many...