Accounting, Tax

6 Small Business Accounting Tips To Spur Growth

When starting or growing a business, it can be easy for entrepreneurs and small business owners to get by with a basic accounting process, when all that is needed is to track cash flow and file a tax return.

Ten Reasons Small Businesses Should Work More Closely with an Accountant to Stay Compliant, Prosper in 2013

Small businesses are not only trying to find their way in an uncertain economy, but they are also dealing with the seemingly constant changes to tax code and increased complexity of regulations.

Asset Management Tools Save Money, Improve Operations

Accurately managing assets is a key component to the success of any small business.

In addition, the new tax laws make it also important as there are new regulations which can make it possible to save on taxes.

Little Known Tax Breaks For Small Businesses

Mike D'Avolio, Senior Tax Analyst, Intuit offers these suggestions as the Most Overlooked or Least Known Deductions for Small Businesses:

How Changes to Tax Law May Impact Small Businesses in 2013

Though the American Taxpayer Relief Act, more commonly known as the Fiscal Cliff Bill, was passed back in January of this year, it still has a lot of small business owners wondering how, if at all, this new legislation will affect them.

Marketing Tune Up and Year End Business Building Resolutions

The end of the year is the perfect time to step back, take a deep breath and see what worked, what needs improving and what needs scrapping according to most business experts.

New JOBS Act Eases Money-Raising Regulatory Burden For Small Businesses

Finding funding, especially for expansion, is a top priority for many small businesses.

Recent surveys by this newsletter’s parent, Information Strategies, Inc. and others continue to find considerable interest and frustration with fund raising.

Internal Fraud Hurting Small Businesses, With Losses Seldom Recovered

Occupational fraud is a significant threat to small businesses. 

If The IRS Asks For An Audit, Don’t Panic

When the IRS issues a request for information about a company’s tax returns, panic usually ensues.

The Need To Rethink the Boundaries of DIY And Taxes

At least once a month, quarter or year, taxes give small businesses nightmares. The sheer number of different taxes is mind-boggling, and the rush to review sales, put together multiple returns and mail everything out on time is chaotic. It kills time and sanity better spent growing a business.

No onestarts a business for the pleasure of paying taxes.

That is why Jonathan Barsade, CEO of Exactor, argues the need to rethink the boundaries of do-it-yourself (DIY) business. The hectic tax rush needs to become a thing of the past.

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