From OneClickAdvisor to you. Stay safe, comply with instructions from authorities and experts, keep your hands clean, and prepare for the inevitable recovery. It remains to be seen whether or not our worst fears about coronavirus come true. Or if the unprecedented measures in place slows the spread of the virus to a point where Read More

Our guest, and the author of this article is Jeffrey Skolnick, CPA, M.S. Taxation. The federal income tax filing date has been pushed back until July 15th. You are not required to file an extension or make any payments. No interest will be charged on payments normally due on April 15th. Some states have also changed the Read More

How does it feel when a good situation rapidly turns uncertain? You may have had a steady paycheck, contract, or supply chain with a large “reliable” company, institution or government. After watching large gatherings, contracts and jobs vanish on short notice due to coronavirus, you are unlikely to ever take these things for granted again. Read More

Although we may not have met, you have our sympathies for loss of your job. It’s a shock and leaves you with a great deal of uncertainty and loss. It’s depressing. It sucks. But in the long term, the news is good. Life goes on. If your job caused dread and anxiety, that’s gone. If Read More

In years past, options for financing your business were limited. Just a generation ago, your bank was the first of few stops available if you needed a business loan. If you were old enough to be in business before the mid-1990s, you may recall how formal it was. You had to make an appointment with Read More

No doubt, this strange virus is causing a panic around the world. At a death rate of 2.5 percent, but with 82 percent of cases classified as “mild”, needing no medical intervention,  the actual number of deaths is low relative to active cases. However, airlines, governments, and millions of people are treating the coronavirus with Read More

“Michael” owned an upscale sports car business. If you wanted to purchase a slightly-used Mercedes-Benz, Ferrari, Lamborghini, or Bugatti, Michael was your guy. If you wanted to customize your car with decals, mag wheels, or other “aftermarket” accouterments, call Michael. It could be a glamorous business, but it has a small, specialized market, not known Read More

People are visual by nature, so proper use of color is one of the most highly effective ways to influence people to act. From the customers’ point of view, at first glance, color may be THE simplest, but most important part of your brand; the look and feel of your business. Branding is considered to Read More

There is a very popular website for entrepreneurs which I will not name, but which offers to provide legal roadmaps to budding creators of businesses.  The home screen has a cool button which walks the user through a series of questions about the start-up venture.  The questions that are asked relate to the location of Read More

So you started a business and are ready to start selling your items. In addition to setting prices, you’ve got to set up business banking and select point-of-sale merchant processing. Square is everywhere. As a leader in point-of-sale (POS) systems, you have seen Square devices in small businesses everywhere. You have paid for meals, products, Read More