January 31, 2018
It’s coming up to that time of year again. The time that most business owners dread. Tax season. Most entrepreneurs would rather have root canal surgery without anesthesia than go through the nightmare that is tax return preparation. Where are my documents? What can I deduct? Given everything going on with the economy, am I going to get “hosed” by the IRS? Saddled with a tax bill I can’t pay? I’ve managed to keep tax trepidations at bay with two simple steps: Stay up-to-date with my computerized bookkeeping throughout the year. Pay someone else to do it. Notice, I said these steps were simple–not necessarily easy. Keeping current with bookkeeping means one of two things: Either you’re spending a fair amount of time doing it, or you’re paying someone else to do it. But once you develop a system (such as taking the first and third Friday morning of each month to make sure all bills are paid, invoices are sent out and outstanding statements get collection calls), you can pretty much move on autopilot.…
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