New tax regulations: Are they good news for your 2014 taxes?
Staying up-to-date with the ever-changing regulatory environment can be the difference between your business maintaining compliance or potentially facing steep IRS penalties. IRS commissioner John Koskinen has publicly admitted that the 2014 tax year will be one of the most complicated and stressful to process in the history of the IRS. Don’t let new tax regulations in 2014 complicate your IRS filing. As you prepare for income tax due date, this recap of relevant tax issues can help you be aware as you prepare for what’s ahead and monitor items that may affect your business. Read More >
Make the right moves to succeed at exporting
California is a perennial top exporter, accounting for 10.6 percent of total U.S. exports in 2013, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, with Mexico, Canada, China, Japan and South Korea being the top destinations for the state’s goods. California’s export trade — more than $168 billion in 2013 — is highly diversified, with 11 different major categories of goods each accounting for at least $1 billion in exports during the third quarter 2014. Read More >
5 ideas to grow your business
Reaching the growth phase in your company’s history can be both thrilling and terrifying. While you dream of growth and expansion, you must first put your game face on, and then determine the right growth strategies to take your business to the next level. Read More >
Use treasury management tools to help your enterprise grow
Ensuring that cash moves smoothly through an organization is one of the most important jobs of busy executives and treasury professionals. You can make that job easier by employing treasury management tools to help improve cash flow, speed collections, increase efficiencies, save on labor costs and reduce risk. The bonus? By automating processes, you’ll free up time to do what you do best—manage the health and growth of your enterprise. Read More >
5 common cash flow missteps and how to avoid them
It is easy—many would say inevitable—to run into a cash crunch, even if your business is thriving and profitable. A slowdown in cash coming into a company can catch even seasoned and successful business owners unaware and cause dire results. Read More >