December

Technology continues to transform the construction and real estate industries, and 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year. As developers, owners, and investors navigate rising costs, shifting tenant expectations, and operational complexity, technology is no longer optional, it is a strategic advantage. Across every stage of the real estate lifecycle, innovativ

Minnesota’s statewide Paid Leave program begins in January 2026. The state has released required notices and employer resources to help organizations prepare for the payroll, communication, and compliance responsibilities that come with the new program. With just months ahead of the new year, now is the time to put the basics in place. Program Basics [&hellip

Intuit has announced significant pricing changes for QuickBooks Desktop that will take effect beginning February 1, 2026, or at a subscriber’s next renewal date after that time. While these updates may not be unexpected, they are meaningful enough that businesses relying on Desktop should begin planning now. Although Intuit stopped selling new QuickBooks Desk

Year-end can feel hectic. Payroll wraps up, receivables and payables pile in, and leadership wants a clear look at performance before planning for the year ahead. A focused approach helps keep the process on track and produces clean, reliable numbers going into tax season. Start With the Essentials: Reconcile Every Core Account Bank accounts, credit […]

As 2025 draws to a close, W-2 reporting is once again a focal point for employers. While the form itself may feel routine, year-end payroll reporting often reflects a full year of decisions, system changes, and workforce shifts. Addressing W-2 preparation early can help reduce last-minute corrections and avoid employee frustration once forms are issued. [&helli

As dealerships prepare to close their books for 2025, tax strategy becomes just as important as sales performance. The final weeks of the year bring opportunities to reduce tax liability, strengthen financial positions, and enter 2026 with clearer visibility and fewer surprises. But dealership tax planning is complex, with inventory rules, floorplan interest co

Succession planning is one of the most important and most sensitive processes a dealership will ever navigate. For many owners, the dealership isn’t just a business; it’s a legacy built over decades, shaped by family involvement, and tied closely to personal identity. That’s exactly why transitions can become complicated, emotional, and at times, contenti