Staffing Software and Taxes
April 15. Just the date conjures up images of dread for many Americans. For some, as Dan Ariely of the Wall Street...
21 states have minimum wage changes
Do you live in a state that had an increase in minimum wage? Perhaps you do. From Alaska to West Virginia, twenty-one...
Accounting 101: The Profit and Loss Statement
Today's post is by our resident accounting guru, Andrea Whitney. For more of the Accounting 101 series, click here. When...
Accounting 101: The Balance Sheet Workout
Today's post is by Tech Support Specialist and our resident accounting guru Andrea Whitney. People can get perplexed when...
Accounting 101: Bank Recon for COATS Standard
Today's post is by Technical Support Specialist and accounting guru Andrea Whitney. After the post I wrote a few weeks...
Accounting 101: Bank Recon
Today's post is by Technical Support Specialist and accounting guru Andrea Whitney. Oh, that wonderful task you get to do...
Save Time, Money and Trees
Today's post is by Tech Support Specialist Jessica Barber. Technology allows agencies to become almost paperless. COATS...
Accounting 101: Debits and Credits
Today's post is by Technical Support Specialist and accounting guru Andrea Whitney. Accounting, debits and credits......
#4 – The U.S. Treasury Agrees: Payroll Cards Beat Paper Checks
We're almost as busy as you are during this year-end season, so this month we're doing a retrospective of our most popular...
From the Bad Idea Files: Using Payroll Taxes as Operating Capital
Because our product is people, staffing firms handle a lot of payroll items: wages, garnishments, taxes, etc. And because so...
What the Payroll Tax Legislation Means for Your Business
Last week, Congress approved and the President signed an extension of the 2% reduction in the Social Security payroll tax to...
New Year’s Resolutions for Staffing: Metrics That Matter
Last week, we talked about analyzing your business using the SWOT method, outlining the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities...