Blog for CPAs
Leadership Series – Speaking Candidly
If you’ve ever had an awkward or uncomfortable conversation with someone, it might be due to the fact that your message was missing candor. In other words, you were lacking the ability to speak plainly, with respect of course, but also not holding back. The ability...
1099 Tax Compliance Considerations – ADP
Small Business and Gig Workers: 1099 Tax Compliance Considerations By Ellen Feeney The burden of handling tax compliance for independent contractors can be lessened by understanding the rules and planning early enough to meet the deadlines. Independent contractors can...
Leadership Series – Feeling All Feelings
One of the biggest misnomers in professional development in the accounting profession is that understanding your feelings is a “soft skill”. Unfortunately, the belief that feelings have their place, but typically not at work, is incredibly shortsighted when it comes...
Leadership Series – Learning Through Curiosity
Knowledge is power, right? Especially in the accounting profession. But in order to be a good leader you have to begin noticing when you are closed off to the idea that you don’t know, or could be wrong about something or someone. It might be humbling, but it can...
Leadership Series – Taking 100% Responsibility
Whether you’re a leader at work or at home, leadership skills are incredibly important, both professionally and personally. As you’ve probably experienced examples of good and bad leadership in your own life, you already understand that you’re either empowered and...
10 Must-Have Policies for 2022 – ADP
Some laws require employers to provide information to employees via a written policy. Policies are also important for communicating company expectations and requirements. Here are 10 policies that are considered must-have for 2022: #1: COVID-19 By now, many...