Let’s talk about something that most business owners don’t think about until it’s crunch time: leaving the business. Whether you’re dreaming of early retirement, ready to try something new, or just tired of wearing 47 hats every day, having a solid exit plan is crucial.

Behind every tax return lies a world of opportunity: insights that can guide smarter decisions, strategic plans that can improve cash flow, and proactive steps that can lead to significant long-term growth. That’s the difference between basic tax compliance and tax advisory.

Starting a business can feel like a wild ride—exciting, stressful, unpredictable, and hopefully a little profitable. And sometimes, it feels like way too much to do on your own. That’s where the idea of bringing in a business partner starts sounding real good. But before you go halfsies on the dream, let’s break down the pros and cons of having a business partner.

At TBS, we work with businesses not just to file returns, but to proactively structure their finances in a way that supports long-term growth. Here’s how you can do the same.

For so many entrepreneurs, the balance sheet is either a complete mystery… or something they didn’t even know existed.