Wendy Kane 11/15/19 Wendy Kane 11/15/19

How to ‘KonMari’ your Books

Do your financials spark joy?

Wendy Kane 9/30/19 Wendy Kane 9/30/19

September as your New Year

Wendy Kane 9/23/19 Wendy Kane 9/23/19

Why your business should accept cards

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Let’s take a mid-year look at your business goals

Remember back in January when we talked about using your financial records to set your goals? Let’s do a mid-year review to see how you’re doing.

Wendy Kane 5/29/19 Wendy Kane 5/29/19

Making sense of SUTA and FUTA

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What is the Form 941 quarterly report?

Wendy Kane 4/22/19 Wendy Kane 4/22/19

What are withholding allowances and how do they work?

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The three most common taxes

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Should I do my own taxes?

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What am I supposed to do with this Form W-9?

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What information do I need before dropping off my taxes?

Having these documents completed properly will help ease the process and perhaps even save you money in reduced tax preparation fees.

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Using your financial records to set goals for 2019

For my first blog of 2019, I want to share four ways to use your financial statements such as your balance sheet and income statements to set and track your goals. Each of these four actions will enable you to be better prepared and informed for meeting your business goals.