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5 Year end tax moves for small businesses

The end of the 2020 tax year is fast approaching. As a small business owner amid the COVID19 pandemic, you would likely love to put this year behind you. Before you do, you still have some unfinished business to which you need to attend. As you start preparing to close out the year and file[...]

The pandemic caused adverse effects on businesses as the lockdown changed things from the normal mode to a standstill. More economies got stalled as the pandemic progressed, and it’s still threatening millions of other businesses to date. Small business owners are the most affected and with limited resources. There is no cash in circulation since[...]

Transitioning from a brick and mortar to an online business is not an easy task. It’s more than having a smartphone device and an internet connection. It involves various steps to set up a profitable online store. Below are the seven steps to follow in moving your business online. Step 1: Choose an Online Platform[...]

The Economy Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) is a financial relief program for small business owners. The EIDL is a low-interest loan of up to two million dollars with principal and interest delay at the discretion of the administrator. It is used to cater for operational costs that could have been met had their not been[...]

To provide relief from the financial burden that COVID-19 has placed upon many families, individuals and businesses, the US Government provided a one-time relief stimulus check, to people who qualify. While you may have heard about these checks, you may be waiting for yours. If you’re still waiting for your stimulus check, then make sure[...]

Financial independence is the goal of many people. The idea of being able to do what you love, living stress-free of money concerns, is appealing. Why is this goal elusive for so many? It is often because people ignore the basic principles that are the foundation to achieve financial independence. There are some common points[...]

Your business can't be profitable if you don't get paid. Regular accounting tasks may not be the most exciting aspect of running a business but they are necessary.

If you're going to have your accountant do your taxes, here are some documents you'll need to have rounded up for them to complete their job.

by Jillian
Posted on December 19, 2019
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Many people tend to procrastinate when it comes to their personal tax returns. In fact, according to the IRS, over 50 million people left filing taxes to the very last weekend! This year’s deadline for filing personal tax returns has changeddue to COVID-19. You can file as early as February 2020, since many important tax[...]

by Jillian
Posted on November 21, 2018
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in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health, Profit First, Quickbooks, Taxes

Every year the Department of Treasury, which is an umbrella for the IRS, is required by federal law to determine whether or not to make cost-of-living adjustments to retirement contribution limits. If the cost of living goes up, generally so do those limits. 2019 is the year of increase! If you’re 49 years of age[...]

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