Laura M. Mikeworth, CPA, P.A.

Laura M. Mikeworth, CPA, P.A. Wealth Management...Tax...Bookkeeping...Payroll Services

Our mission is to help small businesses earn more and keep more of what they earn, by providing tax planning and relief of the administrative burdens of account and payroll, at affordable fixed rates.

Thinking about buying or financing new equipment for your business?Whether it’s machinery, vehicles, tools, technology, ...
06/15/2026

Thinking about buying or financing new equipment for your business?

Whether it’s machinery, vehicles, tools, technology, or specialized equipment, the decision is about more than the monthly payment. You also need to think about cash flow, tax impact, useful life, maintenance costs, and whether the asset will actually help your business become more profitable or efficient.

Asset finance can be a smart way to acquire what your business needs without paying the full cost up front — but the right option depends on your numbers.

Before you buy, lease, or borrow, take time to understand the full financial picture.

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Learn how asset finance can help small businesses buy, lease, or finance equipment while preserving cash flow and making smarter financial decisions.

Credit card fraud can be costly for small businesses — not just because of the lost sale, but because of chargebacks, wa...
06/02/2026

Credit card fraud can be costly for small businesses — not just because of the lost sale, but because of chargebacks, wasted time, and the stress of trying to determine what happened after the fact.

The good news is that there are practical steps business owners can take to reduce risk.

Our latest article looks at ways to protect your business from credit card fraud, including watching for suspicious transactions, using secure payment methods, verifying customer information, monitoring refunds, and keeping payment systems updated.

A few careful habits can help protect your cash flow and give you more confidence when accepting card payments.

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Learn practical steps to reduce credit card fraud, spot suspicious transactions, protect card payments, and lower the risk of chargebacks.

When a business is under pressure, the first instinct is often to react quickly — cut costs, chase payments, delay decis...
05/27/2026

When a business is under pressure, the first instinct is often to react quickly — cut costs, chase payments, delay decisions, or hope conditions improve.

But resilience usually starts with something more practical: knowing where the business stands and what needs attention first.

Our latest article shares a business resilience checklist to help owners review cash flow, tighten payment terms, collect outstanding balances, strengthen customer relationships, and make clearer financial decisions during uncertain times.

A few focused steps can make a meaningful difference when the goal is stability, confidence, and a stronger path forward.

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Stressed businesses in survival mode often struggle with cash flow, making it difficult to continue trading. The priority is financial stability. Improve

Running a business through a difficult season can feel overwhelming. When sales slow down, costs rise, or the path forwa...
05/21/2026

Running a business through a difficult season can feel overwhelming. When sales slow down, costs rise, or the path forward becomes unclear, the most important thing is not to panic — it is to step back and look carefully at your options.

In our latest blog, we look at three practical strategies business owners can consider during a crisis: trading through trouble, restructuring what no longer works, or preparing for a thoughtful transition if it is time to move on.

The right answer is not always obvious, but clear financial guidance can help you make decisions with more confidence.

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When your business is under pressure, these three strategies can help you respond, restructure, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence

Small business problems rarely appear out of nowhere. Most of the time, there are warning signs first — slower leads, ti...
05/15/2026

Small business problems rarely appear out of nowhere. Most of the time, there are warning signs first — slower leads, tighter cash flow, shrinking margins, late payments, or changes in customer behavior.

The value of an early warning system is that it helps you notice those signals before they turn into bigger problems.

Our latest blog looks at how small businesses can track the right indicators, set red-flag thresholds, and respond with more confidence when something starts to shift.

Learn how an early warning system can help small businesses monitor key drivers, spot risks sooner, and respond before small problems become larger setbacks.

For small business owners, angel investors can offer more than funding — they may also bring experience, connections, an...
05/05/2026

For small business owners, angel investors can offer more than funding — they may also bring experience, connections, and strategic guidance.

But before approaching an investor, it helps to understand what they will expect in return, how prepared your business needs to be, and what level of control you may be asked to share.
This article walks through the practical side of angel investment, from readiness and financial projections to investor expectations and potential trade-offs.

Learn what small businesses should know before seeking angel investors, including readiness, financial preparation, investor expectations, and potential trade-offs.

Running a small business often means watching costs from every direction — supplies, payroll, software, overhead, market...
04/29/2026

Running a small business often means watching costs from every direction — supplies, payroll, software, overhead, marketing, and everyday operating expenses.

But cost optimization is not just about cutting back. It is about understanding where your money is going, which expenses still support growth, and where small adjustments may help protect your bottom line.

In our latest blog, we look at practical ways small business owners can review expenses, improve efficiency, and make more informed financial decisions.

Review practical cost optimization strategies for small businesses, from reducing expenses and supplier costs to refinancing debt and using better accounting systems.

Thinking about crowdfunding for your business?Before you launch a campaign, it’s important to understand how raised fund...
04/22/2026

Thinking about crowdfunding for your business?

Before you launch a campaign, it’s important to understand how raised funds may affect your accounting, taxes, and financial reporting.

Our latest blog breaks down the basics business owners should know so you can make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes.

Crowdfunding explained for business owners, including how funds are accounted for, taxed, and reported, with practical guidance from Mikeworth CPA, PA.

Running a nonprofit means balancing your mission with the financial details that keep your organization strong. When boo...
04/20/2026

Running a nonprofit means balancing your mission with the financial details that keep your organization strong. When bookkeeping, reporting, grant tracking, and compliance tasks pile up, outsourced accounting can help bring structure, accuracy, and peace of mind.

This article looks at how outsourced accounting can help nonprofits save time, reduce errors, strengthen reporting, and stay compliant so leaders can stay focused on the work that matters most.

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See how outsourced accounting helps nonprofits improve financial accuracy, strengthen reporting, and stay compliant with key requirements.

Sometimes the numbers tell you something is off before the problem becomes obvious.Our latest blog looks at warning trig...
04/10/2026

Sometimes the numbers tell you something is off before the problem becomes obvious.

Our latest blog looks at warning triggers business owners should pay attention to, and how clearer financial reporting can help you respond sooner and make better decisions.

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Identify early warning triggers in your business finances and learn how better reporting can help you respond quickly and make smarter decisions.

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