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As law firms grow, financial decisions become more complex. This article explores how fractional CFO support helps law firm owners move beyond basic accounting and gain clarity around cash flow, profitability, and planning.

As businesses grow, financial decisions carry more weight. This article explains what a fractional CFO does, when this level of support makes sense, and how it helps business owners stop reacting to their numbers and start planning ahead with confidence.

Fractional CFO services typically cost between $2,500 and $15,000+ per month. This guide explains what drives the range and how to tell if this level of support makes sense for your business.

As businesses grow, there’s a stage many owners don’t expect. The books are clean, revenue is coming in, and yet the financial questions keep getting bigger. You may feel caught between outgrowing bookkeeping and not being ready for a full-time CFO. This post breaks down how to recognize that in-between stage and when fractional CFO support makes sense.

Recent legislative updates, often referred to as the One Big Beautiful Bill, influence deductions, payroll choices, equipment purchases, and how income shows up on your return.

This blog explains how the One Big Beautiful Bill impacts year-end tax planning for small business owners. It highlights the key updates that affect deductions, major year-end decisions, payroll considerations for pass-through entities, and areas where business owners often overlook potential savings. The goal is to help you understand the changes, avoid surprises at tax time, and make more confident decisions before the year closes.

In this blog, we’ll walk through why deductions get missed in the first place (so you can stop repeating those patterns), what the most commonly overlooked deductions are, and the red flags that show you may already be missing out on tax opportunities.

As a CPA and business advisor, I see it every day: business owners and high-income individuals who view tax time as a necessary evil. It’s just another box to check. The reality is that proactive tax planning is one of the smartest investments you can make. It doesn’t just reduce your tax bill. It can pay for itself many times over. And when tax laws change (like they did with the Big Beautiful Bill Act ), the payoff for planning becomes even greater. What Tax Planning Really

When you think about taxes, do you picture piles of receipts, spreadsheets you don’t want to open, and deadlines that seem to sneak up on you? You’re not alone. Many business owners treat taxes like a once-a-year event, something to just “get through.” But tax planning services aren’t just about surviving tax season. They can be the difference between just getting by and reaching your next big milestone with confidence. Imagine this: a business owner who once dreaded April