Weathering the Possibilities
You owe it to yourself, and your business to develop a barometer to measure the potential success of your business.
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The Vitals, Heart of a Personal or Business Operation
An operation will survive when there is sufficient cash flow, but, what about when expenses are exceeding the income for a prolonged period?
Who’s Managing Who? Lassoing The Runaways
A few hours of organization with a professional accountant/bookkeeper, could spur you on towards being knee deep in clover sooner than later.
Does Math Really Count?
Simply put, math is about solving problems and it plays such an integral part in our daily activities both personally and professionally, it’s no wonder why our high school math teachers were so intent on teaching us this very valuable language skill.
Declare your Independence – From being the “Everything to All” for Your Business
Being a business owner is not an easy role. Once a challenge is successfully resolved another takes its place. In working with small independent business owners, I have learned that would not give it up. The desire for continued independence is as strong in them as in the early settlers who declared their intent by the Declaration of Independence.
Your Art is Your Business: Making Time for the Business to Keep Making Art
Where do you want to be in three months? Six months? Nine months? A year?
Small Business Accounting Pitfalls
There are so many things to keep in mind when you own a small business. Details ranging from inventory to order fulfillment are just the… Read More »Small Business Accounting Pitfalls
Last minute tax tips for small businesses
As the April 18th deadline for filing taxes looms on the horizon, you may be in the enviable position of having already filed your tax return. If you haven’t already filed, however, here are some last minute tips.
Timely Tax Tips for Freelance Workers
There is a cost to the freedom you get being a freelance worker. While you can probably fudge on office-appropriate attire and set your own… Read More »Timely Tax Tips for Freelance Workers
Protect yourself from identity theft
The easiest and most common method thieves use to steal someone’s identity is simply going through their garbage. Be very careful about what you throw away. Just because you tie up your garbage bag and have a secure lid on your can or dumpster doesn’t mean you are being as careful as you could be.
Self Care: The Self-Employment Tax
The first thing to remember that unless you make more than $400 in a year, you’re not required to pay the any self-employment taxes. You’ll notice that the threshold for requiring to pay is lower than the amount required for a client to provide you a 1099.
To LLC or not to LLC: that is the question
Being an artist or working in a creative industry as a freelancer isn’t always easy. Unless you’re fortunate enough to find steady clients and gigs,… Read More »To LLC or not to LLC: that is the question
