With the New Year approaching are you preparing your list of those infamous New Year’s Resolutions? Maybe to eat healthier, be more organized, get control of your finances? If getting your financial house in order is on your list for the New Year, here are some ideas to help you get started:
Happy New Year! 2019 is here and with the new year come various cost of living adjustments released from the IRS. Will any of these increased limits help you reduce 2019 tax liability?
Wow, how did this new year come upon us so quickly?! (or so it seems!) One good thing about the new year is the fresh start and great intentions we can put into practice.
Your employee handbook is an important asset for your company, providing new and even longtime staff members with the details on your corporate policies, office rules and company culture. Because this is an item that will be seen and utilized by everyone in the organization, it’s important to revisit and update your handbook on a regular basis. An outdated handbook can be a liability. The first of the year is a perfect time to revisit and revise.
If you were asked what your most important asset is what would that be? Your home? Your car? Maybe your retirement savings? Think harder….what allows you to have those ‘things’?
Directing your focus, and determining the essential components to achieve your goal, are fundamental segments to successful outcomes. Read More
The end of the year is a time for celebration and festivities. But it can also be a time when questions arise in the workplace about the appropriateness of gifts from vendors and clients. This is a good opportunity for managers to review gift policies with all employees.
Millions of Americans fall victim to identity theft each year. According to the Department of Justice, an estimated 17.6 million people, or 7% of all U.S. residents age 16 or older, were victims of one or more incidents of identity theft in 2014 (latest available). What’s more, about 7% of identity theft victims experienced out-of-pocket losses of $100 or more.
The end of the year is fast approaching and after the end of the year, your chance to make tax saving moves will be limited. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) made some major changes to the federal tax laws that will affect nearly all individuals.
Is growing your marketing efforts one of your 2019 business goals? It should be! Marketing is the driving factor that supports lead acquisition, sales and customer service to help you grow your business. Your initial gut feeling may be to (attempt) to execute your business’s marketing yourself! In this blog, you will find why it is cheaper AND smarter to outsource your marketing to a professional agency.
You may make or break your trade show success in the first few seconds of people walking by. Exhibiting at a trade show is many, many first impressions! Here are a few tips to help make great first impressions. Read More
Keeping your Company a happy place to work and showing your employees appreciation can sometimes, be challenging. Your company’s acts of kindness shouldn’t turn you into scrooge simply from attempting to follow the rules.
Promotional Products’ greatest value is building long-term awareness through advertising exposure. Part 2 of this blog gives you four more questions on how to know your “Why”- so that your promotional products choices give you brand exposure you need.
Beginning January 1, 2019, there will be a new health pan option available for individuals, known as the Farm Bureau Health Plan. Here are a few facts about the plan.