Why Customer Concentration is Such a Giant Risk
Too much revenue in one or a few customers, industry, or marketing source can be a huge red flag. Find out how to minimize customer concentration risk.
Author: Kimberly DeCarrera
Kimberly DeCarrera serves as the Fractional General Counsel and Fractional Chief Financial Officer to fast-growing small and medium sized businesses. Previously, she has served in-house as an agency Fractional Chief Financial Officer and full-time in-house Chief Financial and Legal Officer (CFO/CLO).
Preparing Your Business for an ICE Raid
More businesses are facing the potential of ICE raids. Find out what to do in advance to prepare your business for an ICE raid.
Unclaimed Property: The Answer to Law Firm IOLTA Uncashed Checks
Uncashed checks in a lawyer’s IOLTA or trust account poses a major risk; find out how unclaimed property can help mitigate the risk of excess funds.
The Changing Legal Landscape of HR in 2025
Kimberly DeCarrera of Springboard Legal and Gwenevere Crary of Guide to HR discuss all the changing employment laws and best practices as we enter 2025
Lawyers: Don’t Use the Firm’s Bank Account as a Personal Piggy Bank
Breaking down the tax fraud case against SCOTUSblog publisher and appellate attorney Tom Goldstein with lessons for law firm owners.
Bench Accounting Closes: Next Steps for Clients
Find out what business owners should do next with Bench Accounting abrupt closure, and how you can prepare for the 2025 tax season.
A Guide to Conducting a Tech Audit to Save Money
Are you looking to save money in your business? Then consider conducting a tech audit, which can save you money and make your business more secure at the same time.
Google Cracking Down on Site Reputation Abuse SEO Tactics
After the latest Google changes to the Site Reputation Abuse policy, sites like the Forbes Business Council may not be as effective for marketing your business.
Should I Buy A Business Vehicle to Save on Taxes This Year?
A guide to the business vehicle tax deductions and discussion on whether it is worth buying a business vehicle for tax savings purposes.
FTC’s New “Click to Cancel” Final Rule: What You Need to Know
The FTC final rule that makes it easier for consumers to cancel recurring subscriptions and what businesses need to know to comply.