Client Success: Preparation Pays
A client we work with regularly wanted to take advantage of being able to sell hemp oil since it was legalized in the 2018 farm bill. We knew this was a smart move, but there was a major challenge the client faced.
Client Success: Overcoming Student Loan Debt
Education is a fantastic resource, however student loan debt is commonly an unpleasant side effect. In fact, there are over 44 million people in the United States who together owe more than $1.5 trillion dollars in student loan debt…
Client Success: Lucia Patisserie
Lucia Merino and Johan Villafane are the epitome of resilience leading to success. Based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the couple had a vision to create a local patisserie where Lucia could share her passion for delicious baked goods with their community.
Accounting In The Real World
For so many people accounting seems like a foreign language. Can you relate?
Powerful Women in Business: Captain Dawn Marie
Powerful women have made a mark on history since the beginning of time. Names like Cleopatra, Joan of Arc, Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, Anne Frank and more recently Oprah Winfrey are just a few examples of women who have changed the world in positive ways by following their passions.
It’s In The Details: Part Two
One of our clients came to us with a seemingly simple goal: he wanted to be able to transfer ownership of his business to his children…
It’s In The Details: Part One
When details are overlooked, clients often pay too much tax. This is why our team at Tembo CPAs are experts at extracting the details that matter…
Effectively Protecting Against Risk
What would you do if your business lost 90% of its revenue in just three months? Unfortunately, this was a reality for one of our clients…
Smart Saving Strategies: Part 2
At Tembo we’re all about helping our clients save money using smart strategies. If you missed part one of this series you can check it out here.
Smart Saving Strategies: Part 1
It’s a fairly common practice for businesses to spend extra money in order to save tax. However, what if instead of spending extra money all you had to do was spend the same amount of money differently?