COVID-19 Era Compensation Planning
Compensation planning in the COVID-19 era continues to shift. How should your company handle compensation during cash flow challenges?
Compensation planning in the COVID-19 era continues to shift. How should your company handle compensation during cash flow challenges?
Like earlier business crises, Covid-19 has forced many businesses to make hard choices regarding their future. Learn about restructuring debt and whether it is an option to consider.
As a result of COVID-19, the economy has taken a tremendous hit and many Arizona manufacturers are feeling an impact. Some manufacturers have pivoted to meet customer demand, and more may be able to do so if they can take advantage of technology and increased access to market trends.
Strategizing for an uncertain future is not easy and Arizona businesses are taking a closer look at their response to COVID-19. Learn more about strategic planning in today’s environment.
The applicability of workers’ compensation programs to COVID-19 is one of the great legal and financial issues. Does workers’ compensation cover COVID-19? There are no firm answers.
Your financial statements can tell you what is happening in your business today and expectations for the future. Knowing how to interpret financial reports gives you insight into your business.
Mark R. Dreher, CPA gives guidance to Arizona businesses post-pandemic in an AZBigMedia article.
How is your business doing? Having a lot of customers or clients does not necessarily mean success. Do you know your key performance indicators, also known as KPIs?
The SBA strongly encouraged its lending partners to offer deferment relief to existing borrowers that have been adversely affected by COVID-19-related economic disruptions.
Congress is proposing a stimulus bill, which is expected to become law in the next few days. Here are some of the major provisions and potential impacts.
Governor Ducey declared most Arizona counties, including Maricopa, a disaster area. This means business owners can apply for low-interest loans online through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Disaster Loan Application Portal.
There are many unknowns about the coronavirus. With any health crisis, business owners and managers should know what their responsibilities are regarding employees.