Everyone knows about the big bad tax date, April 15th, right?
… But what about all the other “little” tax deadlines in between, like the estimated tax payments due every quarter?
In case you aren’t sure about this whole Read more
Don’t forget – the federal tax deadline is coming up on May 17th! Is your small business’ bookkeeping up to date and ready for it?
If you’re not sure, here are 5 quick tips on how to double-check – Read more
Quick pop quiz! Do you know how often you should be doing your small business bookkeeping?
Is it:
(A) Every week?
(B) Every month? Or
(C) Once a year in a panic when your accountant asks about it at Read more
Do you take credit card payments? Paypal payments?
If you do, AND you have Quickbooks, you likely know that the syncing of the payments and applying them to open invoices can be very cumbersome and often has many hitches Read more
Sending out a new invoice for your business is exciting, right?
But when that new invoice isn’t paid on time … not so much. Late payments are a common problem that can really hurt your cash flow – so Read more
Do you know what you need to do and provide when you apply for a business loan?
Or how important your bookkeeping is for that application?
(It’s true – remember all of those SBA and PPP loans last year Read more
If you read our FB posts the last couple of weeks, you will know that we have talked about being prepared for your taxes. AND how some businesses’ taxes will need to be done by 03/15 instead of 04/15 Read more
Did your blood pressure spike just by reading that date?
For many business owners, April 15th is associated with guilt, panic, and stress.
But what if didn’t have to be? What if April 15th was just another Thursday, no Read more
If your business is doing the mingle jingle, it’s time to STOP! You know, co-mingling funds…. EEK!
Everyone knows (or at least SHOULD know) that you need a separate bank account for your business finances.
But do you know Read more
Do you understand what a Profit + Loss statement is, and why it’s SO important for your business?
We mean – REALLY understand?
If not, here’s a quick rundown of why it matters, how to use it, and a Read more
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