Ironing out the details of a major meeting or event is always an exercise in micromanagement. Keep in mind this list of almost-guaranteed “whoops” moments.
Question: "Our admin team has just taken on a very unusual challenge. In 2019, our office wants to raise a specific amount of money for the charities we usually...
Question: "My boss recently shifted blame in my direction for some mistakes in a print campaign, when the problem was actually some simple miscommunication between us....
Hurricane Florence has devastated the Carolinas. Other disasters are lurking out there, too. Here’s what you need to know about Hurricane Florence relief, and about...
The IRS is the big, bad actor in payroll taxes, because, well, it’s taxes. But other federal agencies hold sway over your payroll operations, too. We don’t want to...
Animation in presentations should always serve a purpose. Let’s look at the scenarios and how animation can be applied to make your message clearer while presenting.
Question: "Frankly, our admin team makes a lot of mistakes. We deal with a lot of paperwork and we create typos, overlook incorrect addresses, forget to format things...
It’s an age-old question with a new twist: Should you buy or lease equipment and other business property? While the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act improves the tax incentives...
When you’re crafting a large document, switching around to different windows to apply content you’ve already collected or new research and images from the web can be...
When the IRS released the first draft of the 2019 W-4 back in June, it gave the public 30 days to comment. That 30-day comment period ended in early July. The IRS then...
Watch out for a new deduction limit for business interest. Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, this deduction can’t exceed 30% of an affected business’s adjusted...
