Whether it was the influx of radio commercials or the emails from your accountant flooding your inbox, you’ve probably realized by now that tax season just past.

Very few people, if anyone could have imagined today’s world of warehousing prior to the launch of e-commerce. Today’s warehousing industry is wide and wild. 

Until the pandemic, we had a stable economy for several years. Growth was slow but steady.

Like an orchestra, a ball team, or a Broadway production, the parts that make up the whole of a business are what determine its success or failure.

According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, about 20% of U.S. small businesses fail within the first year.

As a partner and CEO with Domani Wealth, Thomas K. Williams often advises business owners as they prepare to sell their companies and retire.

We all want our communities to grow and thrive, and that means investing in our collective future.

Have you thought about life after exiting your business?  Many businessowners regret selling their business because they failed to plan for a life post exit.

Nursing homes received an exceptional amount of attention during the pandemic because of the large number of deaths from COVID-19.

There have been quite a few changes in tax law and IRS rules over the past few years that could affect individuals close to retirement.