Five Critical Facts About Business Growth is a video blog post from Chad over at Bordeaux and Bordeaux in Charlotte North Carolina. I haven’t posted much from his blog but that’s because I am to lazy to watch so I can’t really say if they are worth watching or not. However I did watch this one and every business owner needs to watch this one. He discusses the following five facts about business growth:
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There is no such thing as a mature business or market.
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Not all growth is good growth. Some growth can be disastrous for your Company.
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Growth is a mentality – created by the leaders within a Company
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Balance growth is the key to long-term prosperity.
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Growing your business is much less risky than NOT growing your business.
If the rest of his video posts are like this I have been missing some things. Keep up the great work my friend.
Unfortunately, most young adults find themselves on their own when entering the “real world” without guidance about money and how to manage it. 7 Things About Money I Wish I Knew in My 20s is a great post.
IRS Presents: Five Facts about the Making Work Pay Tax Credit
Are you opening a new business this summer? The IRS has many resources available for individuals that are opening a new business. Here are six tax tips the IRS wants new business owners to know. IRS Presents: Six Tax Tips for New Business Owners.
Have you ever wondered how banks can offer higher than average interest rates on savings or checking accounts? Banks are in the business of making money, even if that means taking a loss sometimes. While that might sound counter-intuitive, it often works out well in the long run. So, How Do Banks Make Money by Offering High Interest Rates?
During the NATP annual conference my friend RDF ran some really great reruns. If you missed them please visit The Wondering Tax Pro
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Don’t fall for health care tax rumors
How To Prepare for Tax Increases Next Year In this Sluggish Economy
Back Taxes Aren’t Your Only Problem When Concealing Income from the IRS
This Month’s Runner Up for the Strangest Tax Form
Is extreme remodeling a charitable contribution?
“Tax Cuts Will Expire” – Geithner
Me, me, me. It’s all about me.
What the Heck is Basis, Anyway?
Don’t Get Too Anxious to Stuff Just Anything into Your IRA
How Would the Expiration of the 2001 and 2003 Tax Cuts Affect Individual Taxpayers? With just a week left before Congress leaves town for the August recess, the fate of the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts is up in the air.
Last week I wrote About The Three Most Common Payroll Tax Mistakes and I shared one of my reasons and thought process as to why I have started writing about non-tax stuff. Truth is as the non-tax stuff goes, the bookkeeping is very important for your taxes. The IRS even tells you in Publication 583 (1/2007), Starting a Business and Keeping Records “Except in a few cases, the law does not require any specific kind of records. You can choose any recordkeeping system suited to your business that clearly shows your income and expenses.” As I read the second sentence or even interrupt it, the IRS is saying to you (business owners), it doesn’t matter if you use QuickBooks, Peachtree, or even Microsoft Office Accounting (before it was discontinued), but you need something “that clearly shows your income and expenses.” I promote QuickBooks because it is in my opinion, with over 12 years as a self-employed tax accountant, that QuickBooks is the best suited for those who keep their own books.
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