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Starbucks customer loyalty program teaches salons a powerful lesson on how to use gift cards and memberships to build loyalty while holding the money responsibly in a high-yield account that protects your business from a cash-flow crunch, while earning you interest on money you've already been paid. Bobbi Neilson shows you how.
Illume Financial Strategies Kristin Stutz offers advice for balancing your business' success with your personal financial growth.
As the Treasury Department announces suspension of Beneficial Ownership Information reporting requirements for The Corporate Transparency Act, Tina Azarvand explains what that means for small business owners.
Is your salon in need of support staff? Open up your mind to the hiring possibilities and tax advantage of an often over-looked tax credit that can help you hire qualified individuals for less.
The software management company makes it's third, consecutive appearance on the prestigious listing of North America's fastest-growing companies, ranking 62nd overall.
Regardless of your political stance, the incoming administration's proposed tax reform could have a significant impact on your beauty business. And while the final legislation may differ from the current proposals, staying informed and strategically planning ahead is key to navigating these potential changes.
Sole Proprietorship, LLC, S-Corp, Parnterships--which entity best fits your beauty-based business? Evan Holden from Azarvand Tax Law weighs the pros and cons of each.
Navigating the complex world of tax penalties and abatement can be challenging, especially while trying to run a successful business. If you're facing IRS penalties or want to ensure you're taking the proper steps to avoid them, our resident tax attorney can set you on the right course of action.
The lease agreement is a long-term commitment that often favors the landlord, creating potential pitfalls for the tenant. Engaging a professional lease consultant can be a game-changer in this process.
In a significant move that impacts many businesses, the IRS announced a temporary reopening of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) Voluntary Disclosure Program (VPP), which will be available through November 22, 2024.
