The federal self-employment (SE) tax just keeps going higher and higher. If you’ve reached the breaking point, there may be a way to tame the SE tax beast by converting your existing unincorporated small business into an S corporation.
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of prebuilt reports and inquiries in #Sage300CRE, but for those of you who love the flexibility and power of Excel’s subtotals, pivot tables, and other features, a number of options are available to you.
Before you launch the update, learn the changes in the #Sage300CRE desktop, the new look and navigation, plus the report pages feature. Free online webinar, August 31st.
What we’re talking about in August: It’s pouring buckets (of Sage summer savings) | Opening the estimating ‘kimono’ | Sage 300 CRE 16.1 preview webinar | Warming up for YE | Tips and Tricks for Sage 100, 300, Construction Accounting, and Estimating
Like athletes preparing for a marathon, there are good habits you could be doing to prepare for Year End. Start with these four tips to help with Year End accounting processes
Choosing software for your construction company today includes many more deployment options than you had in the past. Which is right for you? 5 tips to help you figure it out!
In case you haven’t heard, Sage is “re-architecting” Sage 300 CRE. Developers have already begun preparing the software for the long-awaited move from a Pervasive database platform to a Microsoft SQL database platform.
What we’re talking about in July: LOTS of cool ‘treats’ for Sage Construction Software users! | When should you upgrade? | 6 reporting features for PM | Sage X3 for Construction | Tips and Tricks for Sage 100, 300, Construction Accounting, and Estimating
Defining ‘Alternates’ in #SageEstimating V.17.11 enables you to prepare Estimates that vary according to your customers’ preferences for materials, quality and price.
