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As the year quickly comes to a close, it’s important to focus on finishing strong and the fourth quarter is a critical time for businesses.
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As the year quickly comes to a close, it’s important to focus on finishing strong and the fourth quarter is a critical time for businesses.
As the year quickly comes to a close, it’s important to focus on finishing strong and the fourth quarter is a critical time for businesses.
As we begin the transition from one year to the next, we inevitably find ourselves looking at things with a renewed perspective. We tend to think about both all that we are grateful for and all that can be improved upon. And for many business owners, one area of improvement relates to their mindset surrounding money. With another tax season just on the horizon, it is even more of a priority to shift the historically negative money mindset of business owners and begin to have the conversations that matter most when it comes to their financials.
For business owners, staying organized with financials is about more than spreadsheets lining up nicely or thoroughly reconciled accounts (although both are important). It’s about the crucial role organized bookkeeping plays in the actual tax filing process. Simply, organized records both save time and reduce errors during tax preparation. For those who filed an extension this year, this means getting organized now, as those due dates are quickly approaching.
Somehow, it’s the end of January already. As you close the month and look ahead, are you finding yourself prepared and organized for the next eleven months or just getting by day by day? If you’re in the latter group, it’s time for a reminder about the importance of budgeting and forecasting to make sure 2022 is your best year yet. After all, without a roadmap, how will you know how to reach your destination?
Unwrapping our Gift to You this Holiday Season It’s December. The holidays are upon us. Employees are requesting time off. Clients still need attention (and often, more of it). You’re trying to juggle your own personal obligations and family time.
It’s About More than the Numbers Closing out the quarter and preparing for year-end is always a good time to review some reminders about a financial quarter close. There’s no doubt about it – a healthy business has healthy financial
We are days away from the end of a decade. Everyone, everywhere in every capacity, is likely taking a pause to reflect on (at the very least) the past year, if not the past ten. Savvy business owners are using
Business owners are faced with challenges that range from daily fires to long-term projections that can directly impact the success of the business. Especially at the end of the year, things can get extremely hectic. 2019 will be wrapped up