- Tips to Get Your Startup Off the Ground
- By keeping a few critical things in mind, you can increase the chances that your startup will stand the test of time exponentially. Learn more.
- Employers Hiring New Employees May Be Able to Claim a Work Opportunity Tax Credit
- The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the labor market – mandated government lockdowns and workers’ and customers’ fears of contracting the illness resulted in businesses closing or temporarily cutting back and laying off or furloughing millions of employees. In April 2020, the unemployment rate reached 14.8%, the highest rate since such data started to be collected in 1948. While by September 2021 the unemployment rate had declined to 4.8%, millions of job openings went unfilled as former employees were reluctant to return to work. Some businesses still weren’t operating at full capacity because they weren’t able to find enough employees.
- New Hire Paperwork: What’s Required and What’s Recommended?
- Employers must comply with numerous requirements, including paperwork and notices, when hiring new employees. In addition to required new hire paperwork, documentation is recommended to help administer payroll, benefits, and other HR responsibilities. This article addresses some key forms to keep in mind.
- Video Tip: Let's Talk About IRAs - A Brief Overview into Retirement Accounts
- Looking to open an IRA account? Watch this video to learn the basics of IRAs and find an IRA that is right for your goal.
- Education Credits are for Children? Think Again!
- If you think that education credits are just for sending your children to college, think again—the credits are available to you, your spouse (if you are married), and your dependents. Even if you or your spouse is only attending school part time, you still may qualify for a tax credit.
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