Finance tips

New Year’s Resolutions to Boost Your Business’ Finances

Since the New Year, you’ve likely seen plenty of motivational quotes on social media boasting, “New Year, New Me.” Whatever your personal resolutions may be – or how well you’re sticking to them so far – now is a great time to create new year’s resolutions for your business.  Here are a few of our …

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How Outsourced Bookkeepers Use Online Software

If you’re familiar with the idea of an outsourced bookkeeper, you may wonder how someone who isn’t in your company is able to manage your finances, or how some manage to do it long-distance. Thanks to excellent accounting software products, bookkeepers are able to support companies by performing a variety of functions such as payroll, …

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How to Make Smart Financial Decisions for Your Business

Making smart financial decisions for your small business is in some ways an exercise in predicting the future. You need to anticipate where you’ll be in the next quarter, the next year and even the next five years. To do this successfully, you’ll need plenty of data about your past and current financials combined with …

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Business Tax Deductions You Might Be Forgetting to Claim

When it’s time to file your taxes, you’ll want to quickly handle the easiest deductions to ensure your business is getting the best return possible. Even though we’re several months from tax season, it’s important to keep deductions in mind so you can track your receipts year-round and be ready to go when the new …

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Independent Contractor or Employee? How to Classify Your Workers

The IRS and US states are tightening up how businesses define “employee” and “independent contractor,” and are looking at current classifications with greater scrutiny. For tax purposes, the IRS and states assume a worker is an employee unless proven otherwise. The burden to prove whether or not a worker is an independent contractor is on …

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