Employers, are you ready for 2025 and changes to California employment law? Effective January 1, 2025, the following laws will take effect. Minimum Wage Increase The general statewide minimum wage will increase by 50 cents to $16.50 per hour. Please also remember that many cities, counties, and municipalities require a higher minimum wage than the…
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As we approach the end of another successful year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on accomplishments, set the stage for the future, and take care of important year-end activities. These tasks are more than just administrative—they play a critical role in ensuring the organization’s success, growth, and collective progress. Here are a few reasons…
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In the multifaceted world of the wine industry, accountants play a crucial role that goes beyond the traditional confines of number-crunching and ledger management. Accountants who specialize in the wine industry must understand not only the intricacies of financial data but also the nuances of an industry steeped in tradition, terroir, and artisanal craftsmanship. At…
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As a winery, you’re not just selling a product; you’re selling an experience. The unique flavors, the rich history, and the craftsmanship behind every bottle of wine can evoke emotions and create lasting memories for your customers. But in today’s competitive wine industry, fostering deep connections with your clients goes beyond just offering great wine….
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As the final quarter of 2024 kicks into gear, accountants everywhere know that the busiest time of the year is just around the corner. Year-end is the most critical period for businesses and their financial professionals, packed with deadlines, compliance requirements, and additional workload. But with some planning and preparation, year-end can be manageable. In…
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I didn’t know what I needed to know before opening my own business. I knew nothing about starting a small business. Luckily, the economy was great in 1996, and my niche was referral selling (still is), so I at least knew how to sell. My company took off quickly—almost too quickly. Why? I didn’t have…
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