The image of a CFO sitting down the hall in a corner office does not match how many growing companies work today. Fractional CFOs are part of that shift.
When you start talking to investors or lenders, the quality of your numbers suddenly matters a lot. A fractional CFO can be the difference between a rough pitch and a calm one.
Law firms do not just sell time. They manage trust accounts, partner draws, and case economics. A fractional CFO who understands those levers can change the way a firm runs.
Hiring a fractional CFO is only half the move. The other half is using their time and attention wisely. Here is how to get real leverage instead of scattered advice.
A fractional CFO can be a game changer or an expensive mismatch. The difference usually comes down to fit, expectations, and how you run the search.
Selling online and running a local shop both involve sales tax, but the footprint of your obligations looks very different. Here is how to think about each model.
Most sales tax problems trace back to a handful of recurring mistakes. If you sidestep those, you already look much better than average in the eyes of a state auditor.
Non taxable sales are not free from rules. They live and die on documentation. This guide explains how to handle exemptions without creating audit headaches.
A sales tax audit notice feels unsettling, but it does not have to become a nightmare. This guide walks through what to expect and how to respond calmly.
Sales tax rules shift in quiet ways that still matter. This 2025 snapshot highlights changes that most small and online businesses should keep an eye on.
Hiring talent in another country opens doors, but it also opens a set of payroll and compliance questions. This guide covers the big picture in plain language.
Outsourcing payroll to a PEO can feel like flipping an easy button, but you give up some control. Running it in-house keeps everything close, but adds work. This piece walks through the trade offs.
