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Federal tax gets the attention and state and local obligations produce most of the surprises, because there is no single rulebook and nobody sends you one.
Continue reading Sales tax, city licenses, and the letter from a state you barely worked in
Tuition is the number on the letter and rarely the number that decides anything. The rest of it is knowable in January if you sit down and list it.
Continue reading Build the real number for next school year, line by line, before February
The offer at the top of the letter is the part that costs the company least and helps you least. The useful information is further down the page.
Continue reading The free credit monitoring in a breach letter is the least useful thing in it
You closed the month with more revenue than costs and the checking account went down. Both facts are true, and the reason is almost never a mistake.
Continue reading Profitable on paper, empty in the bank. The questions a bookkeeper asks first