by James Breidel | Accounting
The impact of COVID-19 on Colorado businesses were abrupt and caught many off guard. The combination of stay at home orders, forced business closures, and concern about virus transmission changed the business landscape seemingly overnight. This left many businesses... 
by James Breidel | Accounting
Managing a growing business requires an entrepreneur to focus on developing and refining several areas of the company at the same time. The need to win new business, manage existing customer relationships, train new employees and refine the production and delivery... 
by Mark Moore, CPA | Accounting
Learn about the recently issued meal expense and deduction guidance including the opportunity to deduct the cost of qualifying meals -Denver CPA Firm.There was big news at the end of 2017 that tax reform had passed and was signed into law. Formally known as the Tax... by Jeremiah Wolcott | Accounting, Featured
Employee benefit plans are usually not an area of great concern for most companies. This audit is often of less concern than the company’s financial statement audit and therefore doesn’t receive the attention it deserves. It’s unlikely that many have noticed, but the... by James Breidel | Accounting, Healthcare
Medical Offices Should Safeguard Data Last month the FBI issued a warning to the healthcare industry that they are being targeted by hackers intent on procuring Protected Healthcare Information (PHI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). The warning came... by Mark Moore, CPA | Accounting, Construction, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Real Estate
Business owners and managers often make the decision to outsource their accounting and bookkeeping work for a variety of reasons. See also Outsourced Accounting/Bookkeeping Regardless of the why, once the decision has been made it’s essential to find a provider that...