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Budgets: Friends, not Foes

by Jillian
Posted on January 20, 2016
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Do you imagine your wallet going on lockdown and your cabinets void of food when you hear the word “budget”? Is it another four-letter word you’ve trained yourself to avoid using when it comes to your finances? It’s been said if you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. So[...]

by Jillian
Posted on October 21, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Have you ever noticed how thoughts become things, especially when it comes to your money? Think about it: you’re already stressing over how to pay the bills you have when two more come in the mail and you get a $241 speeding ticket on your way to pay the cable company before 5:00. It happens every[...]

by Jillian
Posted on September 21, 2015
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How to Use the 80-20 Rule to Increase Your Business Profits Have you ever asked yourself these questions: 1. How well do I know my customers? 2. Which ones are the most profitable? 3. Which ones take most of my time? It’s worth taking the time to find out. If your business is like most,[...]

by Jillian
Posted on August 17, 2015
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One of the first decisions you face as a new business owner is whether or not to incorporate the business. The biggest advantage of incorporating is limitation of your liability. Your responsibility for debts and other liabilities incurred by a corporation is generally limited to the assets of the business. Your personal assets are not usually at risk, although there[...]

by Jillian
Posted on July 23, 2015
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If you are having trouble paying your debts, it is important to take action sooner rather than later. Doing nothing leads to much larger problems in the future, whether it’s a bad credit record or bankruptcy resulting in the loss of assets and even your home. If you’re in financial trouble, then here are some steps to take[...]

by Jillian
Posted on June 10, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

There are many ways to make your business more profitable, and sound credit policies are high on the list. The current slowdown in the economy is a good reason to reexamine your company’s policies. Keep the following items in mind as you review your policies. 1. Don’t be so eager to sign on new customers that you[...]

by Jillian
Posted on May 15, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Many small start-up businesses are off and running before any record system has been set up. There is money deposited into the new business checking account, some from invested funds and some from sales. Money has been paid out for equipment and supplies, some by check and some by cash out of pocket or from sales receipts. This[...]

by Jillian
Posted on April 21, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Many small business owners pay too little attention to their financial statements. This is due in part to not understanding just what the statements have to offer. In fact, many may not be able to tell you the difference between a Balance Sheet and an Income Statement. Think of them this way: The Balance Sheet is like a[...]

by Jillian
Posted on March 30, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Are you aware of the numerous age-related provisions in the IRS code? They are probably more plentiful and significant than you thought. Here are a few examples of the age-related tax rules that could affect you and your dependents. At birth up to age 19 and even 24: dependency deduction. Parents can claim a dependency exemption for a[...]

by Jillian
Posted on March 1, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

If you’re living beyond your means, you could be courting financial disaster. Here are some indicators that you need to get your credit card usage under control. Your income’s dwindling but your credit card balances keep growing. Lost your job but can’t seem to reign in those charge cards? Don’t be surprised when the bill collectors come[...]

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Budgets: Friends, not Foes

7 Tips to Greater Wealth

How to Use the 80-20 Rule to Increase Your Business Profits

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5 Tips to Reviewing Your Business’s Credit Policies for Greater Profitability

Why Every New Business Needs a Record System

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Why Age Matters in the World of Taxes

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