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In this review, we discuss our interview with WTVD ABC 11 in Durham regarding a Stanford-based study that indicated black taxpayers are audited at a higher rate than other groups.
Our position is that the increased audits are caused by less scrupulous tax preparers, creating a subculture in the black community that focuses on lower-income taxpayers.
We finish the episode discussing how intangible items are looked upon in the community and how that creates road bumps to economic success.
Welcome to this episode of Heyward CPA Live, where we invited C.J. Broderick of the Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce to discuss how supporting black-owned businesses can create positive change in our communities. In recent years, there has been a growing movement to support and uplift black-owned businesses as a means of promoting economic empowerment and combating systemic racism.
Research shows that when consumers choose to support black-owned businesses, they are not only contributing to the economic success of those businesses but also creating a ripple effect in their communities. Here are some key ways supporting black-owned businesses can create positive change:
By choosing to support these businesses, consumers are not only contributing to economic growth and job creation but also promoting cultural preservation, community development, and social justice. So, let's all commit to supporting black-owned businesses and creating a brighter future for all.
In this episode, we will discuss how cash flow can be your best friend or worst enemy. The key to making sure your cash flow is always on your side is to make sure you are doing the right things with the money you have.
If you don't have a system, listen in for some tips on getting started.
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