A 401(a) is an employer-designed retirement plan often used by public employers and nonprofits. Employers set participation and contribution rules, and funds typically grow tax-deferred. Check plan documents and IRS rules for current limits and withdrawal rules.
Deposit slips (printed or digital) provide a verifiable trail for deposits. Use QuickBooks deposit workflows, bank feeds, and standardized forms or templates to improve reconciliation and audit readiness.
A practical guide to launching a nonprofit: clarify mission and revenue, form governance documents, apply for 501(c)(3) status if appropriate, separate finances, and maintain compliance with federal and state rules.
A concise 2025 guide to the LLC forms entrepreneurs must know: Articles of Organization, Operating Agreement, EIN, state reports, registered agent, and tax elections (Form 8832/2553). State rules and fees vary.
Practical, updated strategies to negotiate the best total price, avoid dealer tactics, and verify incentives when buying or leasing a car in Minnesota.
Paycheck calculators estimate net pay, check withholdings, and support payroll tasks. They handle hourly and salaried pay, bonuses, stock-related pay, and often integrate with payroll software. Use them as estimates and verify withholding rules, especially for supplemental wages.
A 403(b) is a tax-advantaged retirement plan for employees of public schools, certain nonprofits, and some religious organizations. Learn who qualifies, what you can invest in, and how contribution and withdrawal rules work.
A practical update on how U.S. federal and foundation grants work today: what they fund, where to search, how to apply, and how to avoid scams. Grants aren't loans, but they come with eligibility, reporting, and sometimes tax implications.
Short, purposeful weekend getaways help you recharge without a long absence. Plan the purpose, manage costs, and prioritize enjoyment.
A practical guide to modern employment screening and job search: legal limits on background checks, IRS worker-classification criteria, federal retirement components for federal hires, and actionable tips for candidates and employers.
Grants provide non-repayable funding for education, business, research and community projects. Learn where to search, how to check eligibility, and practical steps to prepare a strong application.
A limited liability company (LLC) combines features of partnerships and corporations. It gives members liability protection, tax flexibility, and simpler formalities. Formation requires filing state articles of organization, naming a registered agent, and creating an operating agreement.