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Business Procedures: Setting Clear Expectations
Having strong, consistent business procedures and internal controls is always important, but they can be especially critical in a small business office. One effective way to establish clear expectations is to create a business procedure manual that employees can read and reference. It is also a good idea to reference or link your Board policies within the manual so they are easily accessible to staff. Purchasing is one of the most important topics to address in your manual. R
Angie Morrison
Jan 292 min read


Fraud and Phishing Awareness: Stay One Step Ahead!
Scams and fraud attempts are becoming increasingly sophisticated and more common. This article outlines practical tips on what to watch for and how to reduce the risk of becoming a victim. When in doubt, always err on the side of caution and verify any requested changes directly with the individual or organization before taking action. Vendor ACH Payments If you receive an email or letter indicating that a vendor’s ACH information has changed, carefully review the sender’s em
Angie Morrison
Dec 29, 20253 min read


Preparing W-2s – Part 2: Confirm That it All Adds Up!
As the year draws to a close, another important step in preparing for year-end is reconciling your totals. Ideally, you should be reconciling your 941s each quarter before they are submitted to ensure accuracy. This not only helps confirm that your quarterly filings are correct, but also makes your year-end W2 process much smoother. When reconciling your 941, you’ll want to go beyond simply verifying the totals. It’s important to double-check that your Federal wages , Social
Angie Morrison
Nov 17, 20252 min read


Preparing W-2s – Part 1: Before Running Final Payroll
As summer fades and the leaves begin to change, it’s the perfect time to start preparing for the calendar year-end. Taking a few proactive steps now can help ensure your W-2s are accurate and that year-to-date deductions align with IRS limits. Review 403(b) Contributions Verify that no employee is projected to exceed the annual 403(b) limits. For 2025, the standard limit is $23,500 , with potential catch-up contributions available depending on your plan. Run a deduction repor
Angie Morrison
Nov 1, 20252 min read


Balance Sheet Check-Up
Now that your CAR, SES, and Transportation Reports are certified, it’s a perfect time to review your balance sheet—especially Accounts...
Angie Morrison
Oct 8, 20252 min read
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