Posts Tagged ‘bookkeeping’
IRS Announces a Medical & Moving Mileage Rate Increase for 2011!
The Internal Revenue Service announced an increase in the optional standard mileage rates for the final six months of 2011. Taxpayers may use the optional standard rates to calculate the deductible costs of operating an automobile for business purposes. In recognition of [Read More]
Tax Deadlines…A Few Reminders
Tis the season of taxes and deadlines. Since this week’s blog post marks the end of the 2010 Tax Season, I wanted to go over the deadlines and give a few helpful reminders for the folks that are still rounding up their tax documents and scrambling to get their taxes [Read More]
Ignorance Is Not Bliss: What Tax Records Businesses Need to Keep
Last week we went over the individual tax payer’s record keeping requirements, this week I want to discuss what business owners should be holding onto and for how long. Obviously businesses have a more extensive list of record keeping requirements than individual do [Read More]
How to (Really) Find A Good Accountant
I’ve noticed there has been quite a lot written about finding a good accountant but most of it tends to generalize rather than offering detailed advice to help consumers base their decisions on. So I will do my best to keep it brief, but I will also aim to provide you [Read More]
Singin' the AR Blues (Part 3) Collecting Past Due Invoices
So now that you have set up new AR policies what is to be done about the business’s that already owe you money? Well, now is the time you have to become resolute in your mission to preserve your business and take action to collect the debt owed to you. I won’t tell you [Read More]
Tax Day – Gone Today But Not Forever
So today is Tax Day and as the final return is filed, the last client steps out the door and we all sit back to congratulate ourselves on a job well done, it is also the day we launch our new Blog! Because we are a progressive accounting firm that believes in utilizing the [Read More]
