Think of 1099s as the non-employee version of W-2s. When you hire contractors, you still need to tell the IRS how much you paid them.
Tax season is no longer a nightmare. Now how do you get all the value from your monthly bookkeeping meetings?
6 things this bookkeeper wants you to know about your bookkeeping and business finances.
Most business owners I talk to are confused about which accounting professional they need. Many don’t understand why they might need both.
Imagine this: It’s January, and your books are already ready for your accountant and tax season. This isn’t a fantasy – it’s regular bookkeeping.
As a Bookkeeping Cleanup Specialist, I’ve worked on over 40 messy books. Here are 3 common issues I see and how they affected the business.
