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Category Archives: Business Bookkeeping / Accounting
Outsourcing Bookkeeping from Coast to Coast
You’re probably well aware that outsourcing bookkeeping has become a phenomenon for small businesses and nonprofits. With the significant cost reduction, expertise and freeing up of valuable time, it’s hard to ignore the benefits. When you are looking for a … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, Not-For-Profit Organizations, Outsourced Bookkeeping Services, Small Business
Tagged fraternities, nonprofit, outsourced accounting
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Don’t Pay Until You Have the W-9
January 31st has come and gone, but if you are still stressed from compiling 1099s, it’s time for a change. Maybe you didn’t collect Form W-9 from everyone and had to spend a lot of time and effort hunting people … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, IRS, Income Tax, Small Business, Taxes, payroll
Tagged Form W-9
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How to Find a Good Accountant
The services of a good accountant can be invaluable to your small business. They will help you navigate the maze of tax laws and provide the financial advice you need to manage and grow your business. However, sometimes the best … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, Small Business
Tagged accountability, tax accountant
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What is Your Business Worth?
You’ve worked hard to grow your business and are probably wondering exactly how much it is worth. You may not want to sell it, but you’d like to know what the value is after all your time and efforts. After … Continue reading
Outsource Your Business Payroll
You probably didn’t start your business because you were passionate about performing administrative tasks. Most business owners decide to start their own company because they have a real love for a product, service, or industry. So why would a business … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, Outsourced Bookkeeping Services, Payroll, payroll
Tagged Payroll, payroll processing, resource allocation
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How long should I keep records for accounting and tax purposes?
The length of time you should keep a document depends on the action, expense, or event the document records. Generally, you must keep your records that support an item of income or deductions on a tax return until the period … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, Business Finances, IRS, Income Tax, Taxes
Tagged accountability, bussiness expenses, IRS audit, recordkeeping, reporting, reports
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Small Business Budgeting Tips for 2012
In these troubled economic times, it can be difficult for a small business to budget for the new year. With credit crunches and slower sales, it’s hard to predict how to budget for the year. Experts are saying that the … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, Business Finances, Small Business
Tagged budgeting
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2012 IRS Mileage Rate Options
WASHINGTON, DC — The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued the 2012 optional standard mileage rates used to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical, or moving purposes. Beginning on January 1, 2012, the standard … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, IRS
Tagged business, charitable, deductible costs, medical, mileage rates, moving costs
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Resolving Worker Classification Issues
In September of this year, as part of the “Fresh Start” initiative, the Internal Revenue Service launched a new program that will enable many employers to resolve past worker classification issues and get into compliance under the tax law at … Continue reading
Under-Used Tax Incentives
As 2011 winds down, it’s a good time to review tax incentives and see how they might benefit your business. There are a couple tax incentives frequently under-utilized by business that may be of use your company’s bottom line. According … Continue reading
Posted in Business Bookkeeping / Accounting, Outsourced Bookkeeping Services, Small Business, Taxes
Tagged deduction, domestic production, health care coverage, tax incentives
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