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How to Improve Collection of Accounts Receivable
Unless your company operates on a strictly cash basis, you have accounts receivable. And your ability to affect collection of overdue accounts may be greater than you think.
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Is Your Independent Contractor Actually an Employee?
It’s been 25 years since the IRS conducted a broad audit of employment tax issues. Over the next three years, though, IRS will step up audits of how employers are classifying workers.
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How to Properly Say “You’re Fired”
Terminating an employee is never a pleasant experience. But to help avoid employment-related litigation, it’s important to understand how to properly handle a termination.
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Social Networking…Aren’t You My Friend?
The increasing use of internet social networking raises new issues for employee privacy. To what extent may employers regulate employees’ activities during nonworking hours?
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For Effective Estate Planning, Start With The Basics
Hard working people, young and old alike, are often so busy with everyday life that they never get around to some of the basic legal documents that every adult should have in place.
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Buying a Second Home? First Consider How to Take Title
Many people are purchasing second homes, often located in states other than the state of their primary residence. How you take title can help address several foreseeable events.
