Golden Marketing Accounting Blog List
20/May/10 04:46 PM
The Judy Driscoll CPA was just added to the Golden Marketing Accounting Blog List. This website contains a list of many active blogs on different accounting topics. Thanks to Michelle Golden for adding Judy's Blog.
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Free Answers To Small Business Accounting Questions (Clearwater FL)
19/May/10 06:53 PM
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Questions must be sent through the contact form on the site only, no calls, and answers will be placed in the blog within 2 business days.
This offer is posted on craigslist. Please email any questions to Judy Driscoll CPA and your questions will be answered in the blog for free. No catch just free help to small businesses.
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to post small business accounting questions on the contact form that will be answered by Judy Driscoll CPA in her blog.Questions must be sent through the contact form on the site only, no calls, and answers will be placed in the blog within 2 business days.
This offer is posted on craigslist. Please email any questions to Judy Driscoll CPA and your questions will be answered in the blog for free. No catch just free help to small businesses.
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16/May/10 03:16 PM
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Questions must be sent through the contact form on the site only, no calls, and answers will be placed in the blog within 2 business days.
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Small Business Tax Preparation
13/May/10 05:07 PM
Click here to view Judy Driscoll CPA's page on Small Business Tax Preparation
Below is some useful info on small business tax preparation.
How to Get Started: Small Business Tax Preparation
The process of small business tax preparation can be a bit intimidating for those that know little about taxes. However, with a few simple steps, you can avoid any problems with your business tax return. Here are the basics of how to get started planning for your small business taxes.
One of the most important things that you can do is get help from a qualified tax professional or accountant. You need to know that you have someone looking over your shoulder and helping you avoid major mistakes along the way. A good accountant should be able to give you some great tax tips and get you started on the yearly process of preparing for taxes. Most small businesses rely on someone else to help them file their taxes and go over their books with them.
Save Receipts
In preparation for the upcoming year, you need to get in the habit of saving receipts for business expenses. Any business expense that is "ordinary and necessary" can be deducted from your business taxes. If you do not remember to keep track of these expenses with receipts, you are throwing away a large potential deduction. This will increase the tax bill that you owe at the end of the year.
Even small expenses should be tracked with receipts. While the government does not require you to keep receipts for expenses less than $75, you will have to know the circumstances of the expense. They will want to know where the expense came from and why you needed it for business reasons. Therefore, it is much easier to keep a receipt than to remember this information or keep track of it some other way. Get a file for receipts and put everything in there throughout the year. It can make a very big difference on your taxes.
Year End Preparation
When you get close to the end of the year, there are several things that you can do to lower your tax bill. Evaluate your cash flow situation and decide whether or not you can afford to make any purchases. If you are good on cash flow, it may be to your advantage to go ahead and purchase some things that you are going to need next year. You could stock up on supplies, pay any bills that you may have early, and buy new equipment. The more expenses that you can generate, the lower your tax burden is going to be.
If someone owes you money, you may want to consider delaying the payments until January of the following year as well. If you receive a payment in December it bumps up your total income for the year. Therefore, this is going to increase your tax bill overall. Any small moves like this can help you lower your overall tax obligation and save your business money in the long-term.
Below is some useful info on small business tax preparation.
How to Get Started: Small Business Tax Preparation
The process of small business tax preparation can be a bit intimidating for those that know little about taxes. However, with a few simple steps, you can avoid any problems with your business tax return. Here are the basics of how to get started planning for your small business taxes.
One of the most important things that you can do is get help from a qualified tax professional or accountant. You need to know that you have someone looking over your shoulder and helping you avoid major mistakes along the way. A good accountant should be able to give you some great tax tips and get you started on the yearly process of preparing for taxes. Most small businesses rely on someone else to help them file their taxes and go over their books with them.
Save Receipts
In preparation for the upcoming year, you need to get in the habit of saving receipts for business expenses. Any business expense that is "ordinary and necessary" can be deducted from your business taxes. If you do not remember to keep track of these expenses with receipts, you are throwing away a large potential deduction. This will increase the tax bill that you owe at the end of the year.
Even small expenses should be tracked with receipts. While the government does not require you to keep receipts for expenses less than $75, you will have to know the circumstances of the expense. They will want to know where the expense came from and why you needed it for business reasons. Therefore, it is much easier to keep a receipt than to remember this information or keep track of it some other way. Get a file for receipts and put everything in there throughout the year. It can make a very big difference on your taxes.
Year End Preparation
When you get close to the end of the year, there are several things that you can do to lower your tax bill. Evaluate your cash flow situation and decide whether or not you can afford to make any purchases. If you are good on cash flow, it may be to your advantage to go ahead and purchase some things that you are going to need next year. You could stock up on supplies, pay any bills that you may have early, and buy new equipment. The more expenses that you can generate, the lower your tax burden is going to be.
If someone owes you money, you may want to consider delaying the payments until January of the following year as well. If you receive a payment in December it bumps up your total income for the year. Therefore, this is going to increase your tax bill overall. Any small moves like this can help you lower your overall tax obligation and save your business money in the long-term.
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10/May/10 09:10 PM
Judydriscollcpa is now the official twitter account for www.judydriscollcpa.com. Please either tweet your accounting questions or email them to jdriscoll@spencemarston.com.
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Accountanting tips for new business
08/May/10 05:24 PM
I noticed this article on Yahoo and thought it would offer some good insight to starting a new business. If you are thinking of starting a new business it is very important to consider how long it will take to start earning money. Many new businesses do not make money the first year and if a business plans on aggressive growth it can take longer. Please take the time to know what you are getting into before you do it. Taking risks can be rewarding but nothing is worse than taking the risk and having it work better than expected but run out of money. In large companies cash should be obtained at least six months before its needed. In a startup I would recommended to always be looking for credit lines.Read More CPA & Accountant...
Requirements to become a CPA in Florida
07/May/10 02:02 PM
CPA Clearwater, FL
30/April/10 09:26 PM
If your looking for a CPA in Clearwater FL please contact Judy Driscoll CPA at
250 N. Belcher Road, Suite 100
Clearwater, FL 33765
Office 727-441-6829
Email jdriscoll@spencemarston.com
250 N. Belcher Road, Suite 100
Clearwater, FL 33765
Office 727-441-6829
Email jdriscoll@spencemarston.com
CPA in Clearwater FL
30/April/10 09:25 PM
Judy Driscoll CPA is a Professional CPA located in Clearwater FL since 1983. Please visit the website and email Judy any tax questions at jdriscoll@spencemarston.com.