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Introduction Art critic and social commentator John Ruskin once said, “It’s unwise to pay too much, but it’s worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money, that’s all. Read more…
In my previous article, “The Top 5 Reasons to Move Your Books to the Cloud”, I discussed how anytime, anywhere cloud access is the future of small business accounting systems. One of the reasons cloud Read more…
Are you considering downsizing as you head into retirement? If you are aged 55 and older, there is a tax break you can qualify for in California that allows you to keep your property tax base Read more…
What is your new year’s resolution? For 401K administrators, it is a good time to go over the plans’ operation and make changes where needed. Here are a few tips on how to make sure Read more…
LSL Shareholders had the pleasure of attending Oppenheimer’s Professional Alliance Group Conference in New York City on November 16-18th. Since its inception, the PAG program has experienced tremendous growth and is currently overseeing 126 relationships Read more…
It’s likely that big tax changes are on the horizon. It’s unknown at this time when these taw lax changes will be effective, but most likely they will be spread out during 2017 and 2018. Read more…
The Anaheim Economic Development Conference was held on November 16 at the Paradise Pier Hotel. After a light breakfast buffet, attendees settled in to hear Don Evensen, CIO of Citizen’s Business Bank, give an overview Read more…
Does your business plan include considering a move to a new state, adding a new location, or perhaps just adding onto your building? Are you planning to hire anyone in 2017? Is your business ready Read more…
Effective January 1, 2017, California’s minimum wage will rise to $10.50/hour and until it eventually reaches $15/hour. For businesses with 26 or more employees, the $15/hour wage will be phased in by January 1, 2022. Read more…
Over the past five years, the US has experienced an influx of foreign capital being used to purchase real estate, both commercial and residential. Foreign investors looking to escape tepid economic growth prospects or currency Read more…