Tim Stobierski
Contributor Finance Writer
Tim Stobierski is a writer and content strategist focused on the world of finance, investing, software, and other complicated topics. His friends know him as a bit of a nerd. On the side, he writes poetry; his first book of poems, Dancehall, was published by Antrim House Books in July 2023.
Education
BA in English, University of Connecticut (Class of 2011)
Expertise
Finance, investing, insurance, SaaS
Articles by Tim Stobierski
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LLC tax write-offs: 22 deductions to claim in 2026
LLC tax write-offs are ordinary and necessary business expenses that lower your taxable income, from startup costs and home office to vehicle deductions.
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Expense reimbursement: A complete guide
Expense reimbursement is the process where an employer repays an employee for approved out-of-pocket business costs such as travel, meals, and supplies.
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Non-operating expenses: Meaning, examples, and accounting
Non-operating expenses are costs outside your core operations, such as interest payments, asset write-downs, restructuring charges, and legal settlements.
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Cost of goods sold: What it is and formula
Cost of goods sold (COGS) is the total direct cost of producing or purchasing goods sold during an accounting period, including materials, labor, and overhead.
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Top 8 Teampay alternatives in 2026
Teampay alternatives combine corporate cards, expense management, AP automation, and accounting integrations in a single spend management platform.
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SG&A expenses: Definition, formula & examples
SG&A expenses are the overhead costs a business incurs to run day-to-day operations outside of production, including sales, administrative and general expenses.