The basics of risk management, first post
* list all possible risks to your organization (weather, accidents, regulatory, fire, misconduct, etc.)
* assign probabilities to those risks, in other words, which are the most likely occur to your business, in your location, with your product, with your workforce
* take steps to prevent the risks, take steps to minimize the risks, take steps to insure the risks
The terrible tragedy in Kerrville Texas reminds us that risk management is an important element of both our personal and business lives.
There will be more weather disasters, and soon, in places we cannot now predict.
Preparation is important, so we are going to repeat some of our previous posts and add some more.
So the Big Beautiful Bill has passed.
Much of of the tax language is a repeat of 2017, however some of it is new.
Experts are dissecting the bill and will be dispensing advice soon.
