Many business owners only meet with their CPA once a year. That meeting usually happens when it is time to prepare a tax return. While annual tax preparation is important, it is rarely enough for a growing business. Your business changes throughout the year. Revenue increases, expenses fluctuate, new opportunities arise, and tax laws evolve.
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Many business owners wait until November or December to think about taxes. By then, many of the best planning opportunities have already passed. The middle of the year gives you something you won’t have later, time. With six months of financial results behind you, you can evaluate your performance, adjust your strategy, and make decisions
Introduction The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), signed into law in July 2025, brings sweeping changes to how businesses recover the cost of their capital investments. From 100 percent bonus depreciation to new expensing rules for real property, these updates significantly impact tax planning and cash flow. Here’s what business owners need to know
Financial statements are the backbone of any business’s financial health. Whether you’re a startup owner or a seasoned entrepreneur, understanding these reports can help you make informed decisions, secure funding, and plan for growth. This guide breaks down the three main financial statements, profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, so you
In 2025 Whittaker is going to build our client families wealth in a number of ways. We are going to put out a blog post a week around how we are doing this if you want to join along for the journey of growing you business and families wealth. Statistically 70% of wealthy families lose
When structuring a business, choosing the right tax designation can impact your tax liability, compliance obligations, and long-term financial benefits. Two of the most common options are LLC taxation (default) and S-Corporation (S-Corp) taxation (an election made by an LLC or corporation). S-Corp Taxation An S-Corporation (S-Corp) is not a business entity but a tax
In today’s competitive business landscape, effective financial management is crucial for success. Using a virtual CFO or controller has emerged as a strategic solution for companies aiming to optimize their financial operations. This ensures that they can focus on their core business activities. This comprehensive approach offers numerous benefits, including access to specialized expertise, cost
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often face the challenge of managing their financial affairs effectively without the resources to hire a full-time Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Enter the virtual CFO – a solution tailored to meet the strategic financial needs of businesses without the commitment of a full-time hire.
Why Would you Hire a Controller? The role of a Controller in an organization primarily focuses on overseeing the accounting operations. This includes the production of periodic financial reports, maintenance of an adequate system of accounting records, and a comprehensive set of controls designed to mitigate risk. They enhance the accuracy of the company’s reported
What is Outsourced Accounting? Outsourced accounting is just what it sounds like. Its accounting made simple. Outsourced accounting can be anything from bookkeeping to a Virtual CFO. One of the many benefits is you don’t need to pay a 12 month salary plus benefits. No bonus at the end of the year. You don’t have










