Banking & Finance
Banking & Finance
Past Is Prologue Greenfield Savings Bank has marked its sesquicentennial in a number of ways this year — from a party with cupcakes in the spring to presenting elm trees […]
Local Approach Every morning, Jeff Sullivan signs new-account letters for the most recent depositors at New Valley Bank. “We like to send a thank-you note to people for opening an […]
Complicating Matters By Kristina Drzal Houghton, CPA, MST Year-end tax planning in 2019 remains as complicated as ever. Notably, we are still coping with the massive changes included in the […]
Going for the Green One of the more challenging aspects of running a cannabis business is the inability to access banking services because banks are federally regulated, and cannabis is […]
The Business of Selling a Business By Brendan Mitchell For business owners looking to sell soon, there is still plenty to be optimistic about. Capital for purchasing businesses continues to […]
Uniting Forces People’s United Bank is no longer the small, Springfield-based institution, then known as the Bank of Western Massachusetts, that made its name three decades ago through a strong […]
Growing Concern The American Bankers Assoc. argued it’s critical that legal, cannabis-related businesses have access to the regulated banking system as it urged the Senate to advance the SAFE Banking […]
On the Way Up PeoplesBank joined Google, Facebook, BMW, Southwest Airlines, and more top companies on the 2019 WayUp Top 100 Internship Programs list. WayUp is a professional networking application […]
In the Dark By Susan Atran Bank of America recently announced the findings of a new study conducted by Merrill Private Wealth Management, which found that 64% of wealth holders […]
That’s What the Nathan Agencies Have Been in Since 1969 The various names can be confusing at first, but make no mistake, the two divisions that make up the Nathan […]
Take These Measures to Protect Against Common Threats Privacy and security are two growing areas for small-business owners. Most businesses have at least some digital presence. Keeping your own data […]
Section 199A Section 199A of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was created to level the playing field when it comes to lowering the corporate tax rate for those businesses […]
Employee or Contractor? By Danielle Fitzpatrick Taxpayers often ask about the difference between being an independent contractor and an employee. Although it may seem like they both perform similar work, […]
Recording Revenue By Rebecca Connolly Recording revenue is, in anyone’s mind, seen as a job well done when you complete selling your product or service or receiving a donation for […]
Steady Course Like most all bank presidents in the 413, Michael Tucker would concede that a great many of the region’s communities are heavily populated with financial institutions, or “overbanked,” […]
