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Business Help & Development

A major function every business has is financial tracking and tax management, so it makes sense that your principal advisor should be your accountant/tax advisor.When owning and operating a business, many issues can develop that fall outside of the knowledge of the operator but must be resolved. What is a manager to do? 

The Solution: Have a "Go-To" Resource.

This resource is made up of outside specialists that can be called on when needed. Central to this group is a business coaching individual or company knowledgeable about your business. A major function every business has is financial tracking and tax management, so it makes sense that your principal adviser should be your accountant/tax adviser.

Your business coach (Go To Person) must be a person or company with extensive business experience enabling them to respond to a wide variety of business issues. They should have basic understanding of business operational issues and the ability to actually resolve some of the issues that arise. They will also have contacts, experts in fields in which they do not have in depth knowledge and expertise.

You may want to enhance your Go-to person with an outside advisory board. A group of experts you can call on when issues surface. An advisory board is much like an extensive Board of Directors including experts in many areas of business operations. The primary difference is that advisory boards are usually not paid directly. They are compensated by your use of their services as required.

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Ten Essential Business Functional Areas
How to Get Up and Running
Understanding Risk Management
Notice to LLC Owners
What You Need to Know Before Starting a Business
Doing Business in the 21st Century Electronic World
Myth #5: If There's Money in the Bank, We're Fine
Myth #6: Employees Should Always Be Independent Contractors
Myth #3: The Smaller the Company the Fewer the Problems
Myth #1: Old Ways Are Always Best

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Business Myths Dispelled

Business Myths DispelledIn business there can be a million ways to do something. Often, stories are handed down throughout the years of methods that are tried and true. Unfortunately, as stories are passed on, details and outcomes tend to change and skew with time. So the story of how a certain business grew, failed or started may or maynot even be true.

We'll take a look at some of the more popular business myths and try to shine the light on the realities of business.

Tax Help Resources

  • Choosing A Preparer For Your Tax Situation
  • Picturing Your Financial World
  • Tax Planning Overview: Taxes Are Negotiated – Not "Fixed"
  • Tax Planning Workbook - 2021 and Beyond
  • The IRS Wants More of Your Money!
  • The Tax World for Businesses
  • What is "Reasonable Compensation"?

Upcoming Tax Dates:

  • Monday, Feb 1st, 2021
  • Wednesday, Feb 10th, 2021
  • Monday, Mar 1st, 2021
  • Tuesday, Mar 2nd, 2021
  • Wednesday, Mar 10th, 2021
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Business Help Resources

  • Can You Use Independent Contractors?
  • Doing Business in the 21st Century Electronic World
  • How to Get Up and Running
  • Notice to LLC Owners
  • Ten Essential Business Functional Areas
  • The Money Pump
  • Understanding Risk Management
  • What You Need to Know Before Starting a Business
  • What You Need to Know When Your Business Needs Workers

Stories to Grow From

  • A Story to Grow From: But I have a Limited Liability Corporation
  • A Story to Grow From: But I have a LLC!
  • A Story to Grow From: The Business Killed by a $27,000 Penalty

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