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Senate Republicans Push Back Against the Department of Labor’s Proposed Overtime Rule
By now most business owners are aware that the Department of Labor has proposed significant changes to the overtime exemption rule that affects many "white collar" jobs.
Small Employers Help Drive Enrollment in Health Savings Accounts
Enrollment in health savings accounts has steadily increased since their introduction in 2004.
Simple steps can lead to growing savings
You've probably heard the expression, "a penny saved is a penny earned". Ben Franklin's simple guidance has provided the foundation for savings plans for generations...
A tax return is required to claim an insurance premium credit
If you or a family member enrolled in a qualified health plan offered through a government insurance marketplace, such as HealthCare.gov, you may be eligible for a federal tax credit.
Tax-exempt organizations have an upcoming filing requirement
Tax-exempt organizations are required to file annual reports with the IRS. Those with gross receipts below $50,000 can file an e-Postcard (Form 990-N) rather than a longer...
April is a busy month for taxes
Is your tax return finished? If not, this year you have an extra day or two to file. April 18, 2016, is the due date to file your 2015 individual federal income tax return...
Should you take advantage of this extension?
This year, you have until April 18, 2016, to file your 2015 individual federal income tax return and pay any balance due.
The Affordable Care Act: What you can expect on your 2015 return
How will the Affordable Care Act affect your 2015 federal income tax return? Here are four items to consider. Premium tax credit.
February 2016 Market Insight
It happens during every presidential campaign - the media churns the news and the public starts to feel uneasy about the State of the Union.
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