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One of the most overlooked parts of running a business is getting the right insurance in place. Too many entrepreneurs are one accident, lawsuit, or tech mishap away from financial disaster—and don’t even realize it until it’s too late. Now let me be clear:I’m not a licensed insurance broker, and this post isn’t personalized advice. […]
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Do you owe someone a 1099 form? If you’re asking yourself, “Do I need to send 1099 form?”, and you paid someone for services rendered, rent, or attorney fees – chances are you need to file some 1099s. And as a CPA, every year, I see the same thing:Business owners scrambling in January to figure […]
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Let’s talk about something most entrepreneurs don’t want to admit: You’re great at making money…but your own paycheck is inconsistent at best. Some months you take a big draw.Other months you take nothing and hope things bounce back. And while your revenue might look strong on paper, your personal finances are holding on by a […]
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Here’s a mistake I see way too often: You form your LLC, celebrate the win, and assume you’re good to go forever.Until you get a penalty notice… or worse, your LLC is dissolved by the state because you missed an annual filing. This is one of the most overlooked areas of compliance.And it’s exactly why […]
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How to Estimate Your Tax Payment (Without Needing a PhD in Math) Let’s get real—figuring out how much to send in each quarter isn’t always straightforward, especially if your income fluctuates or you have multiple streams. But paying something is always better than paying nothing. Below are five methods to estimate your tax payment, ranked […]
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Hate April 15? You Haven’t Met Estimated Payments If you dread Tax Day every year because you always owe, here’s the truth: it doesn’t have to be that way. The IRS runs on a “pay-as-you-go” system. If you earn income that isn’t subject to automatic withholding—like self-employment, freelance income, rental profits, or K-1s—you’re expected to […]
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Let’s start simple. Sales tax is a small percentage of a sale that gets added on when a customer buys something—usually goods, and sometimes services. As a business owner, it’s your job to collect that tax from the customer and send it to the state. You don’t get to keep it. And if you don’t […]
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(Even your CPA isn’t telling you about this common QuickBooks mistake) Being an entrepreneur is one way to get time and money freedom, but only if you keep your finances in order. And if you’re like most small businesses – as the owner you must be your own bookkeeper when you’re first getting started. DIY […]
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I’ve been a CPA for nearly 20 years with a broad range of experiences ranging from working with small businesses to Fortune 50 to adjunct college instruction. I am an avid real estate investor, and have made over $400K online using various business models. My goal is to assist 25 female founders reach seven figure status within 4 years, and make the industry's best kept secrets accessible to all.
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