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Accounting Workouts & Turnarounds: How Businesses Recover Financial Stability
About The Fullinwider Firm, LLC
The Fullinwider Firm provides accounting, audit, and consulting services to businesses and financial institutions seeking reliable financial insight and strategic guidance. Our team works closely with clients to strengthen financial reporting, improve internal controls, and support long-term business success. Connect with us today at 816-781-6939 or by email at info@thefullinwiderfirm.com
Jessie Fullinwider
2 days ago4 min read


Helping New Graduates Save for Retirement While Paying Student Loans
How SECURE Act 2.0 Creates Opportunity for Businesses & Banks to Lead One of the biggest financial challenges facing recent college graduates is balancing student loan repayment with long-term savings. For many young professionals entering the banking industry, retirement savings often take a back seat to monthly loan obligations. SECURE Act 2.0 introduced a powerful new provision that allows employers to help solve this problem and it presents a meaningful opportunity for ba
Jessie Fullinwider
Mar 103 min read


Overtime Compensation Deduction: What It Is & How to Calculate It If Your W-2 Doesn’t Break It Out
Overtime pay can make a meaningful difference in your annual income. But for 2025, many taxpayers are asking a new question:
Can I deduct my overtime pay — and how do I calculate it if my W-2 doesn’t separate it out?
Jessie Fullinwider
Mar 43 min read


What Is the SECURE Act?
The SECURE Act (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act) was passed to make it easier for Americans to save for retirement. Here are the most important changes from the original law: 1. You Can Wait Longer to Take Required Withdrawals Before the law changed, most people had to start taking money out of retirement accounts at age 70½. Now: The age was raised to 72 (under the original SECURE Act). This matters because: The longer your money stays invested, th
Jessie Fullinwider
Feb 183 min read
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