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What Options Do I Have To Pay For My Tax Bill?

Before we get too deep into this article, we want to break it into two parts. Those that can afford and want to pay their tax bill in full. Those that cannot afford to pay their tax bill. Lets start with those that have the money to pay for the tax bill right away! HowContinueContinue reading “What Options Do I Have To Pay For My Tax Bill?”

Measure respect in your work culture

Video transcript: Once you define your ideal work culture, how do you know if leaders and team members align with it? You must measure it — regularly. Here’s how. Senior leaders must first define their organization’s ideal work culture by formalizing the values they want everyone in the company to demonstrate in daily interactions. Then,ContinueContinue reading “Measure respect in your work culture”

Spark the Fire: Igniting Innovation and Inspiration at Corporate Gatherings

@headwayio “Ineffective meetings that waste our time can negatively impact psychological, physical, and mental well-being,” highlights one Harvard Business Review (HBR) Ascend article. The same can be said for corporate events and gatherings — hosting too many that don’t leave a positive impact can dampen productivity. Focusing on quality events by implementing effective strategies, onContinueContinue reading “Spark the Fire: Igniting Innovation and Inspiration at Corporate Gatherings”

Quickbooks Desktop is Sunsetting: What Your Business Needs To Know

By now you should have heard that Intuit is making significant changes to their QuickBooks product offerings. After May 31, 2024, if you are not already a U.S.-based QuickBooks Desktop customer, new purchases of Desktop Pro and Desktop Premier are going away. New customers, however, can still buy a yearly Desktop Enterprise 2024 subscription. ForContinueContinue reading “Quickbooks Desktop is Sunsetting: What Your Business Needs To Know”

The journey from colleague to boss

“What do you mean they’re testing me?” Alexandra was nearly shouting the question at me, the frustration and stress evident in her face. She had inherited a team of former colleagues just two months ago and was finding her transition from peer to boss one of the most challenging of her career. After five yearsContinueContinue reading “The journey from colleague to boss”