Month: June 2024

Why Some Businesses Choose to Execute a Pivot Strategy

Why Some Businesses Choose to Execute a Pivot Strategy

When you encounter the word “pivot,” you may think of a politician changing course on a certain issue or perhaps a group of friends trying to move a couch down a steep flight of stairs. But businesses sometimes choose to pivot, too.

Under a formal pivot strategy, a company consciously changes its strategic focus in a series of carefully considered and executed moves. Obviously, this endeavor should never be undertaken lightly or suddenly. But there’s no harm in keeping it in mind and even exploring the feasibility of a pivot strategy under certain circumstances.

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Better tax break when applying the research credit against payroll taxes

Research Credit: Better Tax Breaks on Payroll Taxes

The credit for increasing research activities often called the research and development (R&D) credit, is a valuable tax break available to certain eligible small businesses. Claiming the credit involves complex calculations, which we’ll take care of for you.

But in addition to the credit itself, be aware that two additional features are especially favorable to small businesses:

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Robert P. Russo CPA is it time to upgrade your business accounting software?

Is It Time to Upgrade Your Business’s Accounting Software?

By now, just about every company uses some accounting software to track, manage, and report its financial transactions. Many businesses end up using several different types of software to handle different accounting-related functions. Others either immediately or eventually opt for a comprehensive solution that addresses all their needs.

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Small Business Payroll Tax Risks

7 Common Payroll Risks for Small to Midsize Businesses

If your company has been in business for a while, you may not pay much attention to your payroll system so long as it’s running smoothly. But don’t get too complacent. Major payroll errors can pop up unexpectedly — creating massive disruptions costing time and money to fix and, perhaps worst of all, compromising the trust of your employees.

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Tax Breaks for Increasing Accessibility

Tax Breaks for Increasing Accessibility

Certain small business owners may qualify for tax breaks by making their premises accessible to people with disabilities. The CDC reports that 61 million people in the United States are affected by disabilities.

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