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Oops! You forgot something on your tax return. Now what?

by Jillian
Posted on February 4, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Whew! The rush is over once your personal income tax return is done for another year – or so you thought…right up until the moment you discover information you forgot to include. Now what? The action you take depends on the type of information you forgot. For instance, say you reported all your income on[...]

by Jillian
Posted on February 4, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Question: My business has not been growing but it seems as though I add more people and equipment without increasing my net profit. What am I doing wrong? Answer: Let’s see what happens in a typical company as the business grows. Suppose that a company is netting $50,000 on total sales of $1,000,000 (a 5%[...]

by Jillian
Posted on February 4, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

How much money did you save last year? If you didn’t save at least 10% of your earnings, you didn’t save enough. If your savings in 2013 fell short, the only solution is to take charge of your financial future right now and start saving more money. Saving money doesn’t have to be hard work.[...]

by Jillian
Posted on February 3, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

As the year draws to a close, you may decide to donate cash or property to one or more worthy causes. Besides the satisfaction of helping others, there’s another reward for your generosity. A tax deduction on your 2014 return But the IRS recommends that you keep the following points in mind: 1. You may[...]

by Jillian
Posted on February 2, 2015
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

In our busy lives, it’s sometimes tough to corral our financial records. Bills, paycheck stubs, tax returns, and bank statements can disappear into dusty attic corners and bulging desk drawers. Important insurance policies can hide out beneath bins of holiday ornaments and electrical supplies. Mortgage documents can sneak into old books or hide themselves in nooks[...]

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

When it comes to taxes, being self-employed has some advantages. Whether you work for yourself on a full-time basis or just do a little moonlighting on the side, the government has provided you with a variety of attractive tax breaks. 1. Save for retirement. When you’re self-employed, you’re allowed to set up a retirement plan for[...]

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