By

Stephen Saddock
working remotely
Even before the global pandemic, remote working was growing in popularity with companies both large and small. As long ago as 2016 a Gallup poll found that 43% of employed Americans spend at least some of their working time working from home – this was a 4% increase from 2012. There are many arguments to...
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loans for businesses
In our last post, we discussed some of the tools available to small businesses that have been adversely financially impacted by COVID-19. This topic is extremely important to us at Saddock Advisory. We know that small businesses are the backbone of our society, and we know how hard this pandemic has been on so many...
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paycheck protection prgram and cares
We are all facing unprecedented times, and especially business owners. Here at Saddock Advisory, we recognize that many members of our business community have taken a hit due to the financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic. Even with the Paycheck Protection Program and the CARES relief act, things will never be the same for business...
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business financial apps
Many business owners often think they have to do it all. They’ve seen their business grow from nothing and usually have a hand in all of its operations. Of course, there comes a point when hiring dedicated professionals to manage specific aspects of your business is the best move. Finding people to manage specific areas...
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business tax advisor
Whether or not you’re a business owner, the first quarter of a new calendar year often means you’ve got taxes on the brain. While personal and business taxes are both parts of financial life, business taxes come with their own unique challenges and opportunities. As always, education is key. What you may lack in experience...
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tax planning
If there’s an aspect of financial planning that’s leading the pack in the running for Most Neglected, it’s probably tax planning. We all pay taxes, so it’s something we’ve all got to do to some extent, and many view it as a chore. This is unfortunate, as intelligent tax planning can potentially save you significant...
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wills and estate planning
Ancient Egyptian pharaohs would bury their wealth with them so they could use it in the afterlife. However, a few things have changed since then. Today, if you want any control over your assets when you’re gone, you’ll need to think about writing up wills and estate planning. The peace of mind that thorough and...
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business money tips
Recently, we’ve mentioned making smart financial decisions in the New Year, to lead your business to success. And when it comes to the success of your business, it’s about more than the ability to make money. Generating revenue is a necessary step, but so is effectively managing the money coming into your business. That’s why...
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business financial decisions
Financial decisions are among the most important decisions that business owners have to make. They affect everything from the company’s financial health to the company’s ability to grow, and they are important for major corporations and small businesses alike. Over half of small businesses fail within the first five years, and poor financial decision-making can...
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business financial statements
A keen awareness of the financial health of your business is a prime concern for any business owner. It’s a signal of growth or of a need for change. It’s how you know you’re doing the right thing and making good choices. It provides valuable feedback that informs which direction the company should move. Financial...
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