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Recordkeeping for Taxes

Written by July 10, 2017

If you want to give your tax recordkeeping skills a performance boost, do what accounting professionals do. 1. Maintain a separate bank account for all self-employed business activity. This will greatly minimize confusion come tax time by giving you just one place to look for business transactions. The same is true for credit cards; have a card used solely for...

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A Quick Recordkeeping Guide

Written by September 8, 2015

Is your file cabinet overflowing? Do you hesitate to purge tax information because you’re not sure what to keep and what to discard? Here’s a quick guide to help you cut through the clutter. * Expenses. Substantiation for deductions includes charitable donation acknowledgments, receipts for employee business expenses, and automobile mileage logs. Retain these at least seven years after you...

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Get your business off to a good start

Written by August 15, 2013

Many small start-up businesses are off-and-running before any record system has been set up. There is money deposited into the new business checking account, some from invested funds and some from sales. There has been money paid out for equipment, supplies, etc., some by check and some by cash out of pocket or from sales receipts. This informal method of...

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