The cost of goods sold (COGS) is a critical financial metric used by businesses to calculate the direct costs associated with producing or acquiring the goods or services sold during a specific accounting period. However, the COGS figure can be further adjusted to account for additional expenses or factors that …

Life insurance is a financial product that provides protection and financial security to individuals and their families in the event of the policyholder’s death. While it is primarily seen as a means of providing a death benefit, questions may arise regarding the classification of life insurance as an asset. In …

Relocating for work purposes often comes with a host of expenses, including costs associated with moving personal belongings, transportation, and temporary housing. As an employee, it’s natural to wonder whether these moving expenses are considered taxable income. In this blog post, we will explore the tax implications of moving expenses …

Payroll cards have become a popular method for employers to conveniently and securely distribute employee wages. Similar to traditional debit cards, payroll cards offer employees quick access to their earnings without the need for a traditional bank account. However, questions may arise regarding the possibility of overdrawing funds on a …

Investing is a common strategy individuals employ to grow their wealth and achieve financial goals. However, along with the potential gains from investments, there are also associated costs. It is natural to wonder whether these investment expenses are tax-deductible. In this blog post, we will explore the topic of investment …

Savings accounts play a vital role in personal finance, allowing individuals to set aside money for future needs, emergencies, or long-term goals. However, when it comes to understanding financial terminologies, questions may arise about the classification of a savings account as an asset. In this blog post, we will explore …

In today’s digital age, where direct deposit and electronic payment systems are prevalent, the act of cashing handwritten payroll checks may seem antiquated. However, there are still instances where handwritten payroll checks are issued, such as in small businesses or certain unique circumstances. This blog post aims to explore the …

Banker’s checks (also known as official checks) are widely used in various financial transactions. They are considered reliable and secure instruments in comparison to regular personal checks. Bankers’ checks are issued by banks and are guaranteed for payment by the bank, meaning that the recipient will receive the funds promised …

An interim chief financial officer (CFO) is a temporary executive hired by a company to fulfill the duties and responsibilities of a CFO on an interim basis. This can be due to a variety of reasons, such as a sudden departure of the previous CFO, a period of transition or …

Coaching out is an approach to employee management where owners work with a staff member to come up with an agreement that it’s in the best interest of both parties for them to leave their role. It is often used when there has been a lack of performance or misbehavior, …