Did you know the IRS charges 5% of unpaid taxes for every month you don’t pay them? If you want to keep up with that and other business financial matters, consider using tax services. A good accountant can save you time and even money. That way, you can focus on growing your […]
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This will sound like an unbelievable figure, but Small businesses account for 99.9% of all businesses in the United States. They create two out of every three jobs in the country. They are the backbone of our economy, and small business owners wear many hats to keep their businesses running. While there
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Did you know that you could save thousands of dollars with tax planning? Talk about a stack of cash! Even better, the process is completely legal. And, anyone can do it. To learn how you can take advantage of tax planning and save your money, keep reading. What Is Tax
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Having an accounting firm that you trust can help protect your business from costly financial mistakes. It can make your job as a business owner less stressful. However, not all accountants and CPAs are created equal. Do you want help finding the best business accounting firm for your company? Keep
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Big-league baseball players like the ones who just wrapped up the World Series enjoy careers that last 5.9 years on average, and with 162 games per year, they enjoy lots of chances to be heroes. But eventually, even the best of them hang up their cleats and join the rest
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Legend holds that in 1494, an Italian friar named Luca Pacioli was sitting under an apple tree when an apple bounced off his head. In a flash of insight, he invented the “double-entry bookkeeping” system where each entry has a corresponding and opposite entry to adifferent account. Those entries, called debits
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