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According to the Washington, D.C.-based research firm Clutch, 58 percent of small businesses aren’t prepared for data loss, and 60 percent would be forced to shut down within six months of such a catastrophic event. Those are sobering numbers to be …
Recovery and Retention: How Small Businesses Can Survive Data LossRead More
Did you work with contractors or vendors in the past year? Or did you shell out some business-related payments, like rent or legal fees? With the turn of the year, you might need to add an important item to your to-do list: organizing 1099-MISC …
This New Year, Work with Your Trusted CPA Firm to File 1099-MISCsRead More
It doesn’t matter how well you use technology, how clear and brilliant your vision is, or how dedicated your employees might be: if customers aren’t satisfied with the service you provide, your business will suffer and may ultimately fail. According …
Customer Trust and Tracking Tools: Tips for Managing Customer RelationsRead More
There may be a variety of leases you depend on to run your business in Nashville. Office space is the least of it; you may also be leasing a vehicle, piece of equipment, furniture, or another type of asset. If you plan on entering more …
Ask Your Accounting Firm: How Will the New Rule on Leases Affect Me in 2019?Read More
Tennessee may have been spared from the hurricanes that have hit nearby states over the last several months, but even small business owners in Nashville should take time to assess their own preparedness for natural disasters. If the city sees a …
Disaster Preparedness Is a Topic You Should Discuss with Your CPARead More
