If you are looking for the next great business book to devour….give our list a thorough review. Straight from Gartner, the worlds leading research and advisory company, you can trust that the following represents must-reads for business owners.

Saving for retirement requires a good deal of preparation— more so than just about any other area of life. Many people find this to be an overwhelming task, wondering how much to save, when to start and what’s a good spending-to-saving balance.

Use our list of pantry must-haves to help you stock up. Also, make sure to look up a few of your favorite recipes and add required items to the list.

The summer months mark the perfect time to offer an internship at your business. While interns provide needed skills at an affordable price, you should also keep the well-being of your intern in mind…and plan for it. Be sure to think through how you can properly mentor and educate your intern. You never know when one of them might become a long-term and valuable employee.

The right business entity can protect your personal assets from business liabilities, and it may also offer you some significant tax advantages. Here's a quick primer on the tax advantages and disadvantages of each entity type.

See our list of popular reward-based credit cards for businesses and choose one that’s right for you!

The State of Michigan is one of several states that is experiencing increased activity in imposter unemployment claims.

Eating better can make you more productive. Start by growing these veggies right in your own backyard.

Use these tips to get your herb garden started.

Information from the AICPA regarding PPP Loan forgiveness

Try these strategies when you simply can’t get enough shuteye

If you are getting money back from your taxes this year, check out the best ways to stash it for the future.

The good news about using natural cleaning products instead of chemically based ones is that many of them can be found right in your pantry or laundry cupboard. Check out this article for a list of household staples that make great cleaners!

Governor announces new programs to increase and expand Unemployment Benefits for workers affected by Covid-19; benefits increased for all unemployed workers, expanded to self-employed and low-wage workers. 

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act allocated $350 billion to help small businesses keep workers employed amid the pandemic and economic downturn. Importantly, these loans may be forgiven if borrowers maintain their payrolls during the crisis or restore their payrolls afterward.

Michigan’s small businesses negatively impacted by the COVID-19 virus can now apply for the Michigan Small Business Relief Program.

The Michigan Unemployment Insurance Agency has developed a schedule for workers to file for benefits based on the first letter of their last name. Please find the schedule and instructions for filing for Unemployment Benefits.

Information regarding Loans available through the Small Business Administration.

This is a quick update on the status of our tax preparation season in the face of the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Check out this article about avoiding misclassification of workers.