A small business owner’s guide to preventing accounting fraud. Fraud or Accounting discrepancies seem to have plagued the daily news. Multi billion dollar companies, subject […]
Author: Tirena Jones, Snarky CPA
Tirena Jones, CPA — also known as the Snarky CPA — is a strategic financial leader who helps nonprofits and growing organizations build sustainable, well-structured operations. She specializes in turning financial chaos into clear systems that support accountability, stability, and long-term growth. With a strong moral compass and a commitment to doing business the right way, Tirena believes strategy without integrity is noise. She brings disciplined analysis, practical systems thinking, and just enough well-placed snark to challenge assumptions and keep leadership focused on what truly drives impact.
Social Security Tax Reduction Starts January 1, 2011.
Your employees will start taking home more pay with their first paycheck of 2011 thanks to the Tax Relief Act of 2010. For 2011 only, […]
Nevada Unemployment Insurance costs to rise
Employers will pay more unemployment insurance taxes in 2011. To cover the shortfall in Nevada’s unemployment fund Nevada employers will get a little surprise in […]
Expanded 1099-MISC Reporting Starting in 2011 for Rental Property Owners
Starting in 2011, owners of rental property will need to begin issuing 1099 forms for payments relating to their properties. A 1099 form is required […]
Tsunami of Paperwork to Hit Businesses in 2012. Are You Ready?
The new health care law, known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) includes sweeping new changes to 1099 requirements. Every business owner […]
Yes, The Economy is Lousy, but Please Quit Taking it Out on Your Customers
Running a business can be daunting, especially in these challenging economic times. Faced with all the intricacies of day to day operations like managing staff, […]
Still Using a Traditional Fax Machine?
Did you know that Scottish inventor Alexander Bain received the first patent for a fax machine in 1843? According to About.com the first fax was […]
Major Tax Credit to Expire Soon.
Since the HIRE act will expire December 31, 2010, now is a great time for businesses to save on payroll taxes and recruit some good […]