The Internal Revenue Service recently announced the inflation-adjusted 2023 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving purposes.

Connecting with existing customers and attracting new ones is imperative for the growth of any small business. Many business owners rely on separate marketing and financial tools for these efforts which can be cumbersome. Now there’s an easier option.

The beginning of the year is always transitional. So it is a great time to clean up your QuickBooks.

While there are still likely to be uncertainties next year, better days are ahead! And in the meantime, you can start proactively planning for 2021 by creating a budget. Your budget will increase your awareness of all of your projected income and expenses, which may make it less likely that you’ll find yourself constantly running short on funds. Here are 10 tips for budgeting so you can make your process more effective and realistic.

As your year-end reporting is being finalized, you may be asking yourself, “what can I do in 2020 to streamline my financial reporting process?” This is a common question we hear at Cray Kaiser and one worth spending a few minutes discussing.

As a small business owner, you wear several hats ranging from accounting, marketing, and hiring. Accounting may not be your passion but keeping your books up to date and organized is crucial to your success. Meaningful financial statements can be a click away through applications and the automation of your accounting tasks. In this blog we’re providing an overview of a few ways to free up your time so you can spend it on other aspects of your business.