On March 23, 2026, Washington House Bill 1155 became law. The bill forbids and invalidates noncompetition covenants in Washington effective June 30, 2027. Business owners should start thinking now about what they need to do in light of the law.

What would happen to your business if you were suddenly unable to run it? Many small business owners assume operations will continue smoothly, but without proper planning, incapacity can quickly disrupt payroll, vendor payments, and daily management. This article explores how tools like powers of attorney, co-management structures, and proactive continuity planning can protect your business—and reduce stress on your loved ones—when the unexpected happens.

Discover 10 smart ways to use your tax refund, from paying debt to investing in your future. Make every dollar count this tax season.

Washington’s evolving tax landscape has sparked questions about whether moving out of state could help reduce taxes. Here’s what to consider before making a move.

Washington’s evolving tax landscape has sparked questions about whether moving out of state could help reduce taxes. Here’s what to consider before making a move.

As businesses grow and mature, compensation strategies often become complex, especially when new owners join or founders plan to step back. What begins as a simple system can quickly become misaligned, creating tension and inefficiencies.