Posts Tagged ‘accounting’

Protecting Your Company Is In Your Hands

 

2011 has been a tumultuous year. We have seen plenty of evidence of nature at its worst and the economic decisions made by various parties haven’t made for a jubilant time either. (more…)

Protect Your Family From These Investment Scams

News of yet another investment scam is alarming enough, but when the victim is elderly, the crime seems especially offensive. Senior citizens are a favorite target of con artists for a variety of reasons. Here are some popular schemes to look out for. (more…)

Tax Tip Tuesday! Tax Breaks Are Available For Work-Related Education

What have you learned today?

No matter what type of work you do, there’s always something new to learn — and when your education is related to your current job, you may be eligible for tax breaks in addition to the satisfaction of increasing your knowledge. (more…)

What’s New: New Law Signed By President Obama

On November 21, 2011, President Obama signed the Three Percent Withholding Repeal and Job Creation Act into law. This new law repeals three percent withholding on certain payments to government contractors. The law, H.R. 674, was amended to include the Vow to Hire Heroes Act which provides tax credits to employers who hire unemployed veterans.

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Rewarding Long Term Clients

Client loyalty is not to be overlooked – at any time of year – but during the holiday season it is opportune to show a little extra appreciation for those who keep your business alive. (more…)

New Business: IRS Issues Guidance On Cell Phone Use By Employees

Previously, the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 eliminated strict substantiation requirements for business use of employer-provided cell phones. Now the IRS has issued new guidance on the tax treatment for employees. (more…)

Tax Tip Tuesday! What’s Your Basis?

As the end of the year approaches, your tax plan might involve selling assets to take advantage of beneficial capital gain rates, which can be as low as zero percent for 2011. The success of your planning efforts depends in part on knowing your investment in the property you’re selling. In tax terms, that’s your basis, which is used to calculate your gain or loss. (more…)

What’s New: Do Your Annual Review Of Beneficiary Choices

Are your beneficiary designations up to date? Do you even know which accounts have beneficiaries and who you’ve designated? It’s easy to lose track. But it’s important to keep them current. Here’s why. (more…)

Don’t Be Everything To Everyone

 

In order to thrive it is not enough to survive but grow. But a growth strategy doesn’t necessarily have to be a high risk strategy. Too many company owners embark on an unnecessarily dangerous journey by trying to be everything to everyone. (more…)

Financial Resolutions To Make For 2012

Shedding unwanted pounds, recharging a golf score that’s stuck in neutral, nurturing a better relationship with your teenager — these resolutions and many more will appear on lists this coming January. Of course, some good intentions will fade before the flowers arrive on Valentine’s Day. (more…)