In my September blog post, I covered the concept of “The Number.” It is the amount you need to save during your working years in order to have a
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Accounting
As the “language of business” accounting is an information system designed to provide transparency to stakeholders about the overall financial condition of the business.
Retirement Savings: What’s Your Number?
"The Number" -- or the amount you need to save during your working years in order to have a comfortable retirement -- is, in my opinion, the Holy Grail
The Expanded Child Credit & Dependent Care Tax Credits
Recent tax law changes just enacted under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) may affect you. The ARPA was passed by Congress and signed into law on
What Is Happening With Our Healthcare Data
A typical visit to the doctor’s office generally is focused on “fixing” a health problem -- or even better, preventing one from happening. In this
Bitcoin, Gold, Stocks, Real Estate, Cash
How to Choose the Perfect Asset I know, leave it to an accountant to write a blog post about assets. Well, this is the stuff that keeps us up at
Unintended Consequences: COVID Impact on Primary Care
As the impact of COVID has been felt in all sectors of the economy, there have been some very unique consequences in the primary practice healthcare
Have You Considered A Career In Accounting?
During my sophomore year of high school, my friend’s dad posed a question to me that would end up having a lifelong impact on my chosen vocation. He
How Outsourcing Accounting Can Be The Best Gift For Small Business
Christmas has always been my favorite holiday. From the lights, special music, movies, and holiday foods to the goodwill gestures and generous giving
Prescription Drug Costs: Brown Bagging vs. White Bagging
There has been a lot of focus on prescription drug costs during the 2020 political season. One thing both parties seem to agree on is that while
