Don't overpay taxes - understand deductions and credits
Tax season is here. Rather than dreading it, look on it as a chance to identify money-saving opportunities for this year. When you file your taxes for the previous year, it's a perfect occasion to plan your tax strategy for the current year (and beyond). Read More >
Mobile banking trends for small businesses
As a small business owner, your time is precious. According to a recent report from Raddon Financial Group, a great way to get a few moments back into your day is already in your pocket: your mobile phone. Read More >
Have you discovered the convenience of mobile banking for business?
As a person in business, you've probably had an experience similar to this: On your way into work in the morning, you're running through all the things you intend to accomplish that day. Then, almost from the moment you walk in the door, your plans for the day fall apart due to a series of urgent situations that need your attention. Read More >
Buying vs. leasing business equipment: What works for you?
Traditionally, it's been easier for many businesses to lease rather than purchase new equipment since it costs less up front and can help you stay up-to-date with the latest technology. However, since Congress permanently set the Section 179 deduction limit at $500,000 in December 2015, small and mid-size businesses may qualify for a hefty tax break for buying equipment. Read More >
68+ million dollars in California Competes Tax Credits available in March
Through 2024, the Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) is awarding California Competes Tax Credits to businesses that want to locate or stay and grow in California. The tax credits go to businesses that commit to certain employment or project investment requirements and provide their employees good wages and benefits. Read More >
