Medical records: Do’s and don’ts

  • February 03, 2012

Medical records are among the most sensitive documents employers maintain in personnel files. They must be afforded the utmost protection, so no transgressions arise...

Deduct bonuses first, and then pay them later

  • January 31, 2012

If your company uses the accrual method of accounting for tax purposes, you can deduct accrued year-end bonuses in the current year as long as they are paid within...

Using Outlook as project planner

  • November 15, 2011

Most people don’t have specific software just for managing their projects. So they use what they can access on their desktops. One great tool for this purpose is...

How are your ‘Mutual Fun’ shares doing?

  • November 09, 2011

Rite-Solutions has created an internal stock market for employee ideas called Mutual Fun. Employees get $10,000 worth of “opinion money” on their first day,...

Alternative to Merge and Center in Excel

  • November 07, 2011

Do you ever get merged cells errors? While merged cells can give your table and worksheet titles a nice appearance, they can cause problems with calculations if they...

10 rules to reverse the email spiral

  • October 12, 2011

Chris Anderson, who runs the high-profile TED conference, believes we need to focus on limiting the flow of email, rather than focusing on how to organize and file all...

Filing False W-4s Lands Employee in Prison

  • October 03, 2011

A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and 21-month prison sentence of an employee who filed W-4 forms on which he falsely claimed an exemption from income...

5 signs your boss is clueless

  • July 05, 2011

Experts say many bosses are clueless about how they come across to employees. Five signs your boss may be one of them:

Sidestep a tax trap for intra-family loans

  • June 19, 2011

If your child is graduating from college or grad school, you’ll want the youngster to start off on the right foot. Strategy: Give your child a low-interest, or...