Bad tax tips don’t just waste your time — they can cost you real money and trigger penalties. Here’s a practical, common-sense guide to help you separate solid guidance from risky posts before you act on anything you see online.

Here’s a pragmatic playbook for tightening your accounts payable (AP) operations—designed for finance leaders who want stronger controls, cleaner processes, and fewer surprises. The emphasis is on proven internal-control mechanics, not flashy tech.

A little over one year after our initial Helpful Info article on the pitfalls of using tax advise from social media, we continue to get tons of questions on "tax topics" that people see on popular social media platforms. We figured an updated article on the topic couldn't help. Just in case you didn't see our last article (or TL:DR), here's the quick version of that article -- don't take tax advise from social media...period.

Artificial intelligence is a fantastic assistant. It can draft checklists, surface IRS publications in a pinch, and even summarize complex topics. But when it comes to your taxes and the financial decisions behind them, AI is a tool — not a trusted advisor. For individuals and business owners, the difference matters.

TikTok is not your tax preparer! Learn about scams and self-prepared fraud thanks to "influencers" on social media platforms.

Misleading information on what is and isn't a valid medical expense is starting to become a big problem.

The IRS continues to warn employers to be wary of third parties who are advising them to claim the Employee Retention Credit (ERC)

There are many tax scams to steal your identity, your money, or file fraudulent tax returns using your private information.