I see a lot of posts on social media asking for recommendations on payroll software. It really does not matter. Any payroll software you choose makes calculations based on the information you enter. If you make incorrect entries, it does not know the difference. “Garbage in, garbage out” as some of my accountant friends would say. Payroll softwares do vary, it mainly depends on personal preference and ease of use, but there are several things you must understand. One mix-up t

Often things happen without warning. Like when there is a power outage. Most people don't prepare, so when the room goes black, they have to scramble. Where are the candles and the matches? Where are the flashlights and batteries? Most people follow this reactive approach. What approach do you follow? Being caught up in the moment prevents you from thinking clearly. When the power comes back on, that is when you realize you left food on the counter and now it's spoiled, or yo

With the current COVID-19 outbreak impacting business operations across the globe, reviewing your payroll continuity procedures has never been more appropriate. If you don’t currently have one, NOW is a good time to put one together. Creating a plan to address the current state of emergency will suffice, but remember to make it more versatile when the dust settles. Having some form of a plan still sets you ahead of those businesses that have no plan at all. Your business has