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Don’t Fall for Fake Tax Advice

September 9, 2025

Taxes are complicated, no matter what time of year it is, and that complexity creates fertile ground for misinformation. Online forums, viral videos, and social media posts often promise shortcuts, […]

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Five Year-End Tax Strategies Every Connecticut Business Should Consider

September 2, 2025

As summer winds down, these final months give business owners a chance to do more than close the books; they provide an opportunity to reduce taxes, strengthen cash flow, and […]

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The Hidden Costs of Misclassifying Workers in Connecticut

September 2, 2025

For small and mid-sized businesses, every decision about payroll and staffing carries extra weight. One area that often gets overlooked, but can cause major headaches down the road, is worker […]

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Smart Benefits: Balancing What Employees Want with What the IRS Allows

August 28, 2025

Attracting and keeping great employees is tougher than ever. Competitive pay is important, but it’s no longer enough on its own. Today’s workers, especially younger generations, want benefits that support […]

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Should You Still Be an S Corp?

August 5, 2025

The S corporation has long been a favorite structure for small and mid-sized business owners, and for good reason. It offers liability protection, avoids double taxation, and can reduce self-employment […]

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Budgeting for Connecticut’s Paid Sick Leave Expansion

August 4, 2025

Connecticut has started phasing in major changes to its paid sick leave law, and for small business owners, this is not something to put on the back burner. Previously, Connecticut’s […]

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New Retirement Plan Proposal Raises Questions About Risk, Fees, and Transparency

July 30, 2025

A recent executive order has put a spotlight on potential changes to retirement plan rules, specifically the possibility of allowing private equity investments in 401(k) plans. While this may sound […]

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One Bill, Many Impacts

July 7, 2025

The budget reconciliation bill passed the House on July 3 by two votes, and it packs a wide range of tax changes. While many of the headlines focus on large-scale […]

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Where’s the Cash?

July 7, 2025

You’re generating solid revenue. Business is steady. But when it comes time to cover payroll, pay bills, or make a key investment, you’re short on cash. Sound familiar? This disconnect […]

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How Connecticut’s 2026–2027 Budget Impacts Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

July 3, 2025

Connecticut’s recently passed $55.8 billion biennial budget brings a mix of financial shifts, modest tax changes, and regulatory reforms that will impact businesses across the state. While it avoids broad-based […]

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Suspect Fraud in Your Business?

June 11, 2025

Here’s What to Do Next and How to Prevent It in the Future Discovering – or even suspecting – internal fraud can be unsettling for any business owner. While small […]

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Top 5 Financial Red Flags That May Signal Internal Fraud

June 11, 2025

Don’t let small discrepancies turn into big problems. Internal fraud can quietly drain your company’s finances, damage trust, and disrupt operations often before you even realize something is wrong. For […]

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