From the IRS: Due to budget restrictions, the IRS will not be printing the Annual Tax Calendar. Sadly, it is just too expensive. While we are losing this valuable resource our partners really enjoyed using… we have been improving the online tax calendar capability. You can download, print and subscribe for updates. You can also […]
Why do I need one? The fact is that most new businesses fail within a year or two. They fail because they do not take the time or invest the effort to plan. EVERY business needs a business plan. Whether you are starting a new business or improving an existing business, a business planning process […]
The word coach has its origins in transportation – a conveyance to take you from where you are to where you want to go. That’s exactly what we can do together. Einstein famously defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. If you’re stuck, sliding backwards or […]
The Problem: Major Work Disruptions Happen • Over the next five years, your business is likely to experience a major disruption from fire, power outages, natural disasters or illness of key employees. • Over 40% of small businesses do not survive these events. • Your customers want to know you have a plan to survive […]
Nov. 26, 2013 – The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently announced that online enrollment for small employers who wish to purchase employee health coverage through the federally facilitated Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP) Marketplace has been delayed one year. The online enrollment option is expected to be available November 2014. Until […]
In late November, the Governor announced in the Department of Insurance and Financial Services official release http://www.michigan.gov/difs/0,5269,7-303–317016–,00.html that he will allow the President’s ACA fix on existing health plans in the State of Michigan. This announcement allows carriers to decide if they are able to do this as the ACA plans are being implemented. If […]
Transition Policy Recently President Barack Obama broadcast an executive decision to the American people stating that if they wanted to maintain their current healthcare plan, they could do so for an additional year. This was done in response to many concerns raised by individuals and groups who had received notification that their current plan would […]
The office of Governor Rick Snyder has submitted the waiver amendment needed to expand Michigan’s Medicaid eligibility, capturing individuals with incomes up to 133 percent of the federal poverty level, which is roughly $15,000 a year for a single person. This waiver also fosters healthy behaviors to help decrease the rate of chronic diseases and […]
Senator Dave Robertson Michigan was one of only six states, and the only Great Lakes state, that applied its sales tax to the full sales price of a new or used car, RV or boat — even if the sale included a trade-in. It was an unfair policy that put in-state businesses […]
You Have Questions, We Have Answers! The Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) takes much pride in keeping bar and restaurant owners up to date with new changes in law, as well as answering any questions that come along the way as a business owner. Below you will see most recent commonly asked questions from the […]
