Posts Tagged ‘bookkeeper’

Questions To Ask Yourself Before Taking On Debt

With the economy seemingly on the upswing, many folks are becoming consumers again. (more…)

Are You Making These Business Website Blunders?

Although potential customers may have a genuine interest in your products or services, they may prefer to view those offerings over a cup of coffee at home. (more…)

Use Adjusted Tax Numbers In Your 2013 Planning

Each year the IRS adjusts certain tax numbers for inflation and tax law changes. Here are some of the adjusted numbers you’ll need for your 2013 tax planning. (more…)

Forgiveness Of Debt Relief Still Available For 2012 Returns

If your home lender forgave all or part of your mortgage balance during 2012, tax relief is available. (more…)

Does Your Business Have This Vital Document?

Every business should give serious consideration to how the company would deal with the death, disability, or departure of one of the owners. (more…)

Dealing with Client Complaints

 

The harsh truth about client behavior is that when dissatisfied, they are more likely to simply take their business elsewhere than make a formal complaint. (more…)

Storm-Related Scams Can Double The Damage

When natural disasters strike, communities tend to pull together. Volunteers furnish food and shelter, hastily organized car pools meet transportation needs, neighbors clean up debris. (more…)

Are Your Social Security Benefits Taxable?

Did you sign up for social security benefits last year? If so, you’ll be receiving a form showing the amount you collected — and you may have questions about how those payments are taxed on your federal income tax return. (more…)

Social Networking – How To Boost Your Online Profile

There are countless books, seminars and even apps that are designed to combat the seemingly daunting tasks of online profiling. Creating an effective online presence has pushed well past fleeting trend status-it is now fast becoming a vital small-business strategy. (more…)