Anyone can commit occupational fraud — even trusted managers and executives. That's why business owners need to prevent the unauthorized override of internal controls. This article provides some tips for spotting such abuse and protecting your organization's anti-fraud procedures.

Owners of small businesses structured as sole proprietorships or "pass-through" entities face a distinctive challenge: Their business income impacts their personal tax liability. Careful planning is imperative. We discuss some important points to keep in mind, including current tax rates and brackets, as well as the potentially powerful qualified business income deduction.

Social networks have grown in popularity and corporate usefulness. But there's a fine line between personal and professional networking on the Web, and missteps can be treacherous. As a result, some companies simply ban social sites in the workplace. A wiser approach might be to come up with a strong policy to regulate them. Here are some issues for businesses to consider in terms of monitoring online activities.

The question we answer in this article is:

What are the differences between the three most popular tax-advantaged health care spending accounts: 1) Health Savings Accounts, 2) health Flexible Spending Accounts, and 3) Health Reimbursement Arrangements?