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  • May 4, 2015

    Delinquent tax filing! Oh no!

    Don’t worry. Let’s sit down and talk about it. I have several clients that come to me at various times of the year who have fallen behind on their tax filing. They are anxious, worried, and frustrated. The reason for late filing varies with each individual. The reason could be a divorce, health, financial, or […]

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  • March 1, 2015

    IT’S CRUNCH TIME!

    Don’t worry!  Most documents have  been received by clients. Except for the possible outstanding K-1s from partnerships and Sub S Corporation clients have received W-2s, 1099s, etc… Now is the time to commit and not procrastinate and contact your CPA to set up that all important meeting. I enjoying spending time with my clients going […]

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  • January 5, 2015

    Your 2015 Cash Flow is Key for Business Success

    2015 Cash Flow is the Key for Business Success During the year I often  meet with business clients concerning their cash flow concerns. Most clients with slow accounts receivables, overdue  accounts payables and low bank balances  struggle financially and have larger than normal interest expense. What is the answer? I suggest the following:   The […]

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  • November 19, 2014

    Where is my Amended Tax Return?

    Everyone makes mistakes now and then. (Don’t tell the hubby that I admitted that!) When it comes to mistakes on tax returns, the Internal Revenue Service gives us a second chance, up to a point. As this week’s Weekly Tax Tip notes, sending in a corrected tax return via Form 1040X is not that difficult. The IS wants to […]

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  • November 19, 2014

    Small Business: Frequently Asked Questions

    How can I ensure that my small business will survive the transition into the next generation? Less than one third of family businesses survive the transition from first to second generation ownership. Of those that do, about half do not survive the transition from second to third generation ownership. At any given time, 40 percent […]

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