Defining the new independent contractor
Failure to properly classify independent contractors and document their status at the beginning of a relationship
can now lead to issues down the road.
Tag: Mark E. Battersby
How tweaking your hiring approach can attract, retain workers
Although producers are finding people in short supply, an adjustment in hiring approach may yield the employees they need to run most effectively.
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Rethinking your equipment purchasing approach
The development of a new equipment lease standard presents an opportunity for producers to reduce their bottom line.
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When you owe the IRS
If your business can’t pay a tax bill by its deadline, there are perfectly legitimate strategies that can minimize and even eliminate the fines and penalties.
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Profiting together with mergers and acquisitions
With M&A activity on the rise, aggregate operations should perform their due diligence when selecting the right path for their business.
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What you can write off while attending shows
The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act changed the rules when it comes to business expenses and deductions.
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New rules for taxing pass-through income
Tax reform is prompting a number of owners and operators to re-evaluate the structure of their business.
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How to get the most out of employee stock ownership plans
Use these tips to get the most from employee stock ownership plans and beyond just at retirement.
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Breaking down the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act
Find out what the reform bill means for crushed stone, sand and gravel operations.
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