7 Signs You've Outgrown QuickBooks and It's Time to Move to NetSuite
Spreadsheet closes, manual consolidation, and rationed seats mean you've outgrown QuickBooks — the 7 signs it's time to move to NetSuite.
Mike Thrift
Marketing Manager
PACE Program Finance, Explained: How All-Inclusive Elder Care Runs on Capitated Medicare and Medicaid Payments
PACE pays one capitated monthly rate to cover all care for nursing-home-eligible elders 55+, with zero copays — prevention, not procedures, earns the margin.
PLLC vs. LLC for Licensed Professionals: State Mandates, Ownership Limits, Malpractice Liability, and Tax Elections
Your PLLC shields you from a partner's malpractice, never your own. Which states mandate one, who may own it, and the Form 2553 S election.
QTIP Trusts, Explained: Claim the Marital Deduction Now and Still Control Where Your Assets Go
A QTIP trust claims the marital deduction under Section 2056 now while you — not your spouse — decide where the assets go after your spouse dies.
Real Estate Crowdfunding, Explained: eREITs vs. Single-Deal Equity, Accredited vs. Non-Accredited Platforms, Fees, Multi-Year Lockups, and the K-1 Tax Paperwork
Crowdfunded real estate locks your money up for years and reports on IRS K-1s — compare eREITs vs. single deals on fees, access, and exits first.
Rule 701, Explained: How Private Companies Grant Equity Without Registering Securities
Rule 701 lets private companies grant stock options without SEC registration — until 12-month grants top $10M and force financial disclosure.
The Rule of Two and Sole-Source Thresholds, Explained: How Contracting Officers Choose Between a Set-Aside and a Direct Award
When two responsible small firms can perform at a fair price, the contract is set aside; certified firms can win direct awards up to $5.5M.
SBA Export Loans Explained: Export Express, Export Working Capital, and International Trade Loans
Export Express lends to $500,000, EWCP and International Trade Loans to $5 million — all with a 90% SBA guaranty. Match the program to your order.
Selling Your Song Catalog vs. Keeping the Royalties: The Tax Math, the Sync Premium, and the Unclaimed Money to Find First
Under Section 1221(b)(3), songwriters pay 20% capital gains on a catalog sale instead of 37% ordinary rates on royalties, elected per song.
Shadow Payroll, Explained: How to Report and Pay Host-Country Tax Without Moving Anyone Off Home Payroll
A shadow payroll reports host-country work to foreign tax authorities while home pay continues — U.S. employers remit abroad, then credit it at home.
Small Business Subcontracting Plans, Explained: the $750,000 and $1.5 Million Thresholds, eSRS Reporting, and How Subs Win Work Under a Prime's Goals
Contracts over $750,000 ($1.5M for construction) require a small business subcontracting plan, eSRS reporting, and good-faith effort or liquidated damages.
State Film Tax Credits, Explained: Refundable vs. Transferable Incentives and How Small Productions Turn Credits Into Cash
Georgia's 30% film credit is transferable, so brokers buy it near 90 cents on the dollar — refundable credits in states like New Mexico pay cash instead.