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- 2026
Is an S Corporation Election Right for Your Business?
If you operate as a sole proprietor or a single-member limited liability company and your business is consistently profitable, you may have heard that electing S corporation status can reduce self-employment taxes. In some cases, this is true — but only if the numbers justify the added complexity. Click through to see how the S corporation election works, what it requires and whether the potential tax savings outweigh the added costs.
Payroll Security Best Practices for Small Businesses
Payroll systems are prime targets for fraud and unauthorized access, putting sensitive employee data and company funds at risk. Artificial intelligence-powered anomaly detection can flag unusual access patterns and potential fraud attempts in real time, but these tools only enhance payroll security when paired with rigorous and consistent security practices. Click through for practical steps to strengthen payroll security and reduce risk.
The Financial Case for Nonprofit Funding Diversity
Finding the right funding mix is one of the more consequential decisions a nonprofit can make — and one of the least glamorous. The available sources range from individual donors to government grants to corporate partnerships, each with its own logic, timeline and set of expectations. Click through for a look at how nonprofit funding works and what a sustainable model typically requires.
AI Disrupts Software — But Not in the Way You Think
People are concerned that artificial intelligence will replace enterprise software, but the truth is more nuanced: AI is more likely to reshape how software is created and used rather than eliminate it entirely. Click through for a closer look at how AI will be integrated into existing systems or gradually replace them, and what that means for businesses.
Help Employees Achieve Financial Wellness
The plain truth is that small businesses need to work hard to compete with larger companies in attracting and retaining talented employees. Click through for information on why helping employees achieve financial wellness can make your small business stand out.
Understanding the Difference Between Employees and Contractors
When your business hires individuals, you must determine whether those workers are employees or independent contractors. This classification affects how you pay workers, what taxes you must withhold and remit, and which employment laws apply. Click through to understand the technical distinctions that guide worker classification.
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