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Tax Time, How QuickBooks Helps You De-stress
The reasons for putting off tax preparations are endless – and understandable. But when we procrastinate on this tedious job, tax filing deadlines mean marathon sessions grappling with tax records. Not only is this unpleasant, but it also makes it more likely you’ll make potentially costly mistakes on your return. Conscientious daily work habits – [...]
Misconceptions Business Owners Have About Their Returns
Regardless of how life changes, one of the biggest hurdles you’ll face in running your own business is to stay on top of your numerous obligations to federal, state, and local tax agencies. A tax headache is only one mistake away, be it a missed payment or filing deadline, an improperly claimed deduction, or incomplete [...]
Is It Time to Adjust Your Pricing In QuickBooks?
Changing the prices of your company’s services and inventory items can solve one of two problems, depending on why you’re looking for a solution. Say your materials suppliers have upped their prices. You may choose to increase your affected products to maintain your profit margin. Or maybe an item or service has not been moving [...]
Year-End Tax Planning for Businesses
Businesses can take several Tax Planning measures at the end of the year to reduce their tax burden in 2010. Here’s a rundown of best options. Purchase New Business Equipment Expensing. The Section 179 deduction for equipment purchases was increased again in 2010 under the recent passage of the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010. Businesses [...]
