When you ask people what their goals are for their business, many times we get the answer of growing.

Having a clear vision for your company is critical for success. Without one you are likely to end up somewhere you did not plan on going.

Too often we see businesses focus on nailing their strategy or completely focuses on execution but the reality is that finding the right balance between the two is key.

For years, I have advocated that accountants need a QuickBooks product focused on their smaller internal write up clients and finally we have seen that come to fruition.

Investing time into setting your business goals and strategies is crucial, but have you built a system that ensures these goals are met?

In the professional realm, the concept of iron sharpening iron can be likened to the benefit that comes from effective teamwork and collaboration.

Tax minimization, while important as part of the overall strategy, is often mistaken as the primary objective.

When it comes to planning, taking a long-term view is crucial, and we often see it missed by individuals and their advisors when looking at taxes.

Strategic planning is an important part of your business. Without it you will not truly know how to get where you are going.