The year 2020 brought about significant changes in the basic economy of our country, as well as globally. Let’s take a look at how to map out the rest of your year before December 31 to put yourself and your small business in the strongest possible tax position. 

This popular blog post was first published early in the pandemic of 2020. We have made some updates and offer it again as conditions continue, worsen, and in some cases improve. Always changing. We expect that there will be more changes to come in the months ahead and we'll do our best to help you stay on top of things and navigate the solutions that are best for you.

Having enough cash on hand during tough times is essential for any small business. When sales are slow, you need to pay your expenses and employees to keep operations flowing. Your incoming revenue and outgoing expenditures may not always tie together, which may create cash flow problems. Invoice factoring can help infuse the cash you need to build reserves during these difficult times. Here’s what you need to know about invoice factoring and how to use it to build cash reserves for your small business.