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  • Tips For Hiring A Bookkeeper For A Small Business

    10 June 2018

    Running a small business can be very time consuming but also very rewarding. One task that is extremely important is keeping track of finances and transactions. Many small business owners either don't have bookkeeping skills or don't have the time to take care of bookkeeping. In most cases, the best thing to do is hire a competent bookkeeper to handle all of the bookkeeping for your business. If you're a small business owner, use the following tips to hire the right bookkeeper.

  • Why It's Tough For Freelancers To Plan Their Financial Future

    3 April 2018

    When it comes to freelancing, the financial future doesn't sound as promising as it does for those working at a corporation. A financial planner could help you, the freelancer, build a better and more stable future. Deciding to go freelancing isn't for everyone. It involves managing the time, being organized, and always being ready to face different kind of impediments. It may be tough, when doing freelance work, to find clients.

  • 3 Payroll Mistakes You're Making That Could Drown Your Business

    20 January 2017

    As a small business owner, you are a very busy running your own company. When a mistake occurs, it can cost you big time. In many cases, small businesses can't afford mistakes—even if they are just small ones. Each and every dollar made needs to go to the growth of the business rather than repairing slip-ups. For that reason, it is important that you avoid costly mistakes that are often made throughout the payroll process.

  • How Rolling Budgets Work For Small Businesses

    29 December 2016

    Rolling budgets are an interesting option for small businesses to consider. Here are some things to note about this practice. What Is a Rolling Budget? A rolling budget is a continuously evolving budget that changes each month. It always includes the upcoming 12 months, no matter what month you're currently in. Say it's July. Your budget would include the time from this July to next June. Once July is over, you would drop it from your budget and add the following July onto the end of your budget.

  • FAQ About Hiring A CPA

    18 November 2016

    Did you hire someone to handle the accounting for your business and it ended up being a disaster? It is a good idea to leave everything concerning your business finances in the hands of a professional that you can trust. You might want to consider the expertise of a certified public accountant (CPA). Take a look at this article for answers to questions that you might have concerning the services of a CPA.

  • The Importance Of Getting The Right Help With Taxes

    14 October 2016

    If you are not comfortable preparing your own tax return, it is important that you get the proper help for your situation. You may be able to do the taxes with the help of an online tax company for free, or have a friend or family member help with the filing. However, there are also good reasons to pay a professional to complete the job for you, especially if you had new circumstances in your finances during the past year.

  • Changes To The American Opportunity Tax Credit In 2016

    14 September 2016

    Many college students are eligible for one or more tax benefits based on costs paid for tuition and books. The American opportunity credit is generally acknowledged as the most valuable deduction for undergraduate education costs. Eligible students should be aware of a few legislative changes made to the American opportunity credit that affect tax returns in 2016 and beyond. The most obvious change is that the American opportunity credit (AOC) is now a permanent part of the tax code.