Hiring looks different today than it did even a few years ago – and for small business owners, the result is often the same: inboxes flooded with resumes, scattered candidate folders, and great applicants slipping through the cracks. The right hiring software doesn’t make the process impersonal or complicated; it gives you back control so you can focus on finding the right fit.
Vasquez + Company LLP held two firmwide Town Hall sessions, gathering its Los Angeles and Manila teams to celebrate milestones, align on firm priorities, and look ahead. Topics ranged from cross-service client value and The Vasquez Advantage outsourcing model to technology investments and team development, underscoring the firm’s momentum and focus on quality.
Tension between a nonprofit’s Accounting and Development teams is more than an internal challenge. It can affect financial reporting, jeopardize grant funding, and create compliance risks. Learn how bridging the communication gap between these two departments can protect your organization’s financial health and mission.
As a nonprofit grows, so does the complexity of its finances. But does that mean it is time to hire a chief financial officer? The answer depends on your organization’s size, revenue sources, and strategic goals. Learn how to assess your needs and explore options for full-time or outsourced financial leadership.
A practical guide to using a SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA, or solo 401(k) strategically, covering contribution limits, deadlines, employee rules, tax planning, and when each plan makes the most sense.
A USPS rule change means that the postmark on your tax-related mail may no longer reflect the day you actually dropped it off, and the IRS still uses that postmark to determine whether you filed on time. For taxpayers in rural areas especially, this gap could be the difference between a timely filing and a costly late penalty. Read on to understand exactly what changed, why it matters, and the simple steps you can take to protect yourself.
Performance reviews have a reputation for generating awkward conversations and little real change, but the problem isn’t the concept itself. It’s that most businesses run them in ways that guarantee they won’t work. This article breaks down the common structural failures in traditional review processes and offers a practical, straightforward approach to building a system that improves accountability, reduces costly turnover, and provides leadership with better information for decision-making.
Most households are sitting on more idle capital than they realize – it’s just tied up in closets, garages, and storage rooms. This article reframes spring cleaning as a financial exercise, exploring how unused possessions carry real costs, how clutter limits flexibility, and how a focused decluttering effort can convert dormant assets into liquidity, tax-efficient giving, and a simpler estate.
Aprio Insights on the 6 Real Estate Insights from Q1 2026 and What They Mean for You. Read the article.
Learn how unusual grants can affect public charity status, the public support test, Form 990 reporting, and when an IRS ruling may be worth considering.