We are in this together so here are some personal and business ideas we are using as we move forward. The “new normal” will be different from what we have been used to, and our priorities will change, however, our collective entrepreneurial spirits will find new solutions for these new times.
We are all in this together, and at MJB’s we want to do our part. Can we assist you with the heart of your business? Even if you have never needed to hire an external bookeeper resource, bookmark MJB’s Bookkeeping Solutions, LLC for the future.
The tools and habits for saving can be taught at an early age to help with their financial stability as an adult. Helping them be money smart
now will pay them the dividend of less money stress later.
Good financial recordkeeping gives you… um… well… the lack of a potential headache later on? Yes–that’s true. The old adage, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is not just true for the health of your body.
But what makes us the way we are? Why do we spend how we spend? Save (or not save) as we do? The answer is as simple – or complex – as the reasoning behind everything else we do: we’re fueled by emotions, and we act accordingly, at least the best way we know how.
As Entrepreneurs and business owners, we face certain risks every day like maintaining reputation, keeping the doors open, finding customers. Some of us wear more than one hat. There is nothing wrong with doing it yourself if you know your limitations. Could you be limiting your business growth.
Delegating and outsourcing are probably keywords in your vocabulary, however surprisingly, some entrepreneurs still neglect the accounting, intentionally or not, risking the very life of the business.
Accountancy is all about the numbers, achieving offensive/defensive balance, and being able to quickly adjust to change.
Get a head start organizing Your taxes.
A few hours of organization with a professional accountant/bookkeeper, could spur you on towards being knee deep in clover sooner than later.
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.
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
