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The Rigorous Exam to Become an Enrolled Agent: What It Takes to Earn the Title

May 18, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

When choosing a tax professional, credentials matter. One of the most respected designations in the tax industry is that of an Enrolled Agent (EA). But what many people don’t realize is just how rigorous the process is to earn that title. Becoming an Enrolled Agent requires passing a comprehensive exam that demonstrates deep knowledge of […]

Filed Under: Business, IRS, Taxes

Starting a Business in South Carolina: What You Need to Know—and How We Can Help

May 14, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Starting a business is an exciting step toward financial independence and long-term success. If you’re launching a business in South Carolina, you’re in a great position—thanks to a growing economy, business-friendly environment, and strong local communities. But while the opportunity is there, so are the responsibilities. From choosing the right structure to staying compliant with […]

Filed Under: Business, Payroll, Planning and Development, Taxes

What Is a Virtual Chief Financial Officer (vCFO) — And How Is It Different From Your On-Site CFO?

May 11, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Running a business is a lot of work. Between managing operations, serving clients, and growing your team, the financial side of your business can quickly become overwhelming. That’s where a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or a Virtual CFO (vCFO) comes in—but what’s the difference, and which one does your business really need? What Is a […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, Business, C Corporation, Finance, Non-Profit, Partnership, Payroll, Planning and Development, Profit & Loss, Quickbooks, S-Corporations, Sales, Sole Proprietorship, Taxes

Stop Doing $10 Tasks With a $100 Life: A Slightly Sarcastic Guide to Valuing Your Time (Part 1 of 2)

May 4, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Let’s start with a tough pill: a lot of people are out here guarding their money like it’s sacred… while absolutely torch­ing their time like it’s unlimited. You’ll spend 3 hours assembling furniture, 2 hours mowing your lawn, and your entire Saturday deep-cleaning your house to “save money”… then wonder why you’re exhausted, behind on […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, Business, Finance, Planning and Development, Profit & Loss, Taxes

How an Enrolled Agent Can Guide You Through Setting Up a Nonprofit Organization

April 30, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Starting a nonprofit organization is a meaningful way to give back to your community and support a cause you’re passionate about. However, the process involves more than just a mission and vision—it requires careful planning, proper filings, and strict compliance with tax laws. That’s where an Enrolled Agent (EA) can play a key role in […]

Filed Under: IRS, Non-Profit, Taxes

What to Do If You Fall Behind on Your Taxes

April 28, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Falling behind on taxes is more common than people admit. It usually doesn’t happen all at once—it builds up through missed deadlines, under-withholding, cash flow problems, or simply not keeping up with filings. The good news: the situation may be fixable. The worst thing you can do is ignore it, because tax agencies don’t forget. […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, IRS, Penalties, Taxes

Having a Difficult Time Locating Us?

April 24, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Our physical address is: 483 Highway 17 (US 17), Suite A, Little River, SC 29566 Directions – Traveling North towards North Carolina/Longs on Highway 17 from North Myrtle Beach: When exiting the City and passing over the Intercoastal Waterway Bridge, you will go under the Highway 90 Bridge. Stay right on Highway 17 when it […]

Filed Under: Location

The Most Common Payroll Mistakes — and What We Can Do To Prevent You From Making Them

April 22, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Payroll is one of the most important responsibilities for any business—but it’s also one of the easiest areas to get wrong. Even small mistakes can lead to penalties, unhappy employees, and compliance issues with the Internal Revenue Service. Understanding the most common payroll errors can help you avoid costly problems and keep your business running […]

Filed Under: IRS, Payroll, Penalties, Planning and Development, Taxes

How an Accountant Can Help a Homeowners Association (HOA)

April 20, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

Managing a Homeowners Association (HOA) comes with a unique set of financial responsibilities. From collecting dues to maintaining common areas and planning for future repairs, HOAs must stay organized, transparent, and compliant. For board members—many of whom are volunteers—handling finances can quickly become overwhelming. That’s where a professional accountant can provide valuable support. The Financial […]

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, Finance, Homeowner Associations, Non-Profit, Planning and Development, Taxes

What Is a Business Personal Property Tax Return?

April 16, 2026 by Tracy Nodolf

A Business Personal Property Tax Return is a form that businesses use to report the value of tangible assets they own and use in their operations. “Personal property” in this case doesn’t mean personal belongings—it refers to business-owned items that are not real estate. Here are some examples of some of the items that may […]

Filed Under: Business, Taxes

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