2021 was a huge year for multiple reasons. However, it was incredibly important for entrepreneurs and small businesses, primarily because of the passing of the American Rescue Plan Act. This act aimed to help small businesses survive the competitive commercial environment by providing them with funds, resources, and investment to hire more workers and keep them. […]
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Info graphic: How Small Businesses Can Ensure Tax Compliance
Taxes are complicated, even more so when they are done for a business. You need to make sure that your small business is complying to the tax so that you can get benefits later. Here’s how: The post Info graphic: How Small Businesses Can Ensure Tax Compliance appeared first on Remote Quality Bookkeeping.
Info graphic: Why You Should Outsource Payroll Services
There are several reasons why you should be outsourcing your payroll services, the biggest one being saving time. The post Info graphic: Why You Should Outsource Payroll Services appeared first on Remote Quality Bookkeeping.
Info graphic: Why You Should Outsource Payroll Services
There are several reasons why you should be outsourcing your payroll services, the biggest one being saving time. The post Info graphic: Why You Should Outsource Payroll Services appeared first on Remote Quality Bookkeeping.
Raymond James lures largest advisor teams in history for record net revenue
Are independent wealth managers that punish exiting financial advisors really independent?
LPL’s profits double as firm’s financial advisor headcount tops 21K
Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (Oct 29-30)
Enjoy the current installment of “Weekend Reading For Financial Planners” – this week’s edition kicks off with the news that the SEC has proposed a rule that would require RIAs to conduct enhanced due diligence and recordkeeping when using certain outsourced investment management services and other third-party service providers. While the rule is currently in […]
Editor’s Comment: FSCS cost and benefits must balance
I suspect most Financial Planners roll their eyes these days when they read on Financial Planning Today about another advice firm declared in default by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. I have every sympathy. Another firm failing can only mean the FSCS stepping in to pay the bill and extra cost for planners to meet […]
2 in 3 advisers rely on pension drawdown
Two thirds of advisers say that up to 50% of their business is now from clients in pension drawdown, according to a new survey. The survey suggests drawdown has become a hugely important advice area for financial advisers. The majority of advisers say drawdown represents 25% to 50% of their firms’ advisory business, according to […]