The Firm of Gardner & Billing, CPAs PLLC

How Wages Work An exert from   www.howstuffworks.com Very few of us work for free. But not everyone gets paid in the same way. You might be paid hourly, on a salary, by commission or work mostly for tips. Many different federal and state laws govern how much people can be paid and when. These laws also dictate how much we have to pay for taxes and whether certain jobs, like ones that require overtime or dangerous work, should pay more. In this article, we’ll explore all aspects of wages -- from the legal side, to the types of wages, to taxes, to how much money you’ll finally take home. Because there are so many different state laws concerning wages, we’ll focus mainly on federal law. It’s always a good idea to check with a labor lawyer or your state’s Department of Labor to learn more about laws that may apply to your state. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) is the most important law covering wages. Originally passed in 1938 but amended many times sin

In honor of Memorial Day, our office will be closed  Monday, May 25th. 

Big Sky Economic Development  Small Business Development Center Guiding Montana Businesses to Success Below you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions when deciding to build your new business.     I am thinking of starting a business. Where do I start? Here are some first steps to follow if you are thinking of starting a business: Ask yourself, “Why do I want to go into business?” “What are the main reasons for wanting to start a business?” Determine whether your reasons are based on realistic expectations. Conduct a “Self-Assessment” survey of your skills and abilities to understand what your strengths and weaknesses are. Research the market and industry you are interested in. Take a Pre-Business Workshop class through your local SBDC. Is there a start-up checklist? This will vary by type of business, but there is a general start-up checklist on our website under Business Checklist.

Office assistant/receptionist position, with flexible summer hours available at the office of Gardner & Billing CPAs PLLC.   Responsibilities include answering phone, scheduling appointments, assisting clients at the front desk.   Additional responsibilities may include entry level bookkeeping, project assistance, office file maintenance, and other general office tasks.   Training will be provided.   Familiarity with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) will make a successful candidate.   Good communication skills and the ability to multi-task in a fast paced team environment considered a plus.   Submit a letter of application with your resume to Gardner and Billing CPAs, PLLC      PO Box 629, Broadus, MT   59317, or drop it off at the office at 113 E Wilson.      Position will be available immediately.