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The Tax Situation in 2022

Here is a preview of the tax landscape and some suggestions.

Carla Medrano April 8, 2022

Tips For Dealing With Common Accounts Payable Problems

The accounts payable process is typically very labor-intensive for many small business owners. While moving to a paperless environment may help alleviate some of your…

Suzanne Bailey April 6, 2022

The Power of Comparative Financial Statements

Your business has a story to tell. And one of the ways to hear your business’s story is by reading through comparative financial statements.

Kaila Cantu April 4, 2022

Tax Strategies for Your Trust and Estate

There are many legal reasons why you would want to create a trust, including to avoid the probate process and setting rules for how you…

Ron Skalberg April 1, 2022

Ukraine Crisis and the US Stock Market

Negative events such as these may tempt investors to flee the financial markets. But diversification and a long-term perspective can help investors apply discipline to…

Tra Sullivan February 25, 2022

Fortune Recognizes Chase Perry as a Five Star Wealth Managers Under 40

Beaird Harris, a Dallas-based Certified Public Accounting and fee-only Wealth Management firm, is pleased to announce that Chase Perry, CFP® was recognized in the February…

Beaird Harris February 17, 2022

IRS Warns Taxpayers to be Weary of Suspicious Emails and Texts

Many taxpayers may recently have received an email or text message regarding unemployment claims or stimulus checks, but the IRS has warned that these are…

Rachel Beaird February 17, 2022

Why a Stock Peak Isn’t a Cliff

Reaching a new high doesn’t mean the market will retreat. Stocks are priced to deliver a positive expected return for investors, so reaching record highs…

Ginnie Baker January 21, 2022

Tips to Improve Your Working Capital

Beyond just being able to pay recurring monthly bills, there are several reasons why having a healthy amount of working capital is important for your…

Carla Medrano December 28, 2021

Protect Your Company with Meeting Minutes

Keeping meeting minutes has traditionally been thought of as something that only corporations and big businesses need to worry about.

Denise Johnston December 21, 2021

Time for an Estate Plan Check-Up

You probably take your car in for regular tune-ups, but what about your estate plan? All too often, people develop an estate plan and then…

Ron Skalberg December 15, 2021

Meals & Entertainment Deductions – What’s New for 2021 & 2022

The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 is a spending bill for the COVID-19 pandemic that is making impactful changes on the deductibility of business meals. Any…

Deanne Wilson December 7, 2021

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