Have you made moves to lower your taxes for 2025? The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which was signed into law on July 4, 2025, creates some tax planning certainty for the next few years. It also expands or enhances some tax planning opportunities. Here are some key changes under the new law and seven tips to help optimize your tax situation for 2025 and beyond.
You can't always prevent damage from a disaster. But if you're prepared for one, the event isn't likely to take a significant toll on your business. A well-thought-out disaster plan can help lead the way. Use the following suggestions as a starting point for forming your plan.
Business owners, you might assume that calling in a public relations (PR) firm automatically means that something has gone horribly awry. And you're not completely wrong — engaging a PR firm can be highly advisable when a company is involved in a lawsuit or public controversy. But a carefully chosen PR provider can also help you with marketing, employee relations and community relations. This article goes into further details about the potential benefits. A sidebar addresses whether a business should create an internal PR position.
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