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There are different types of assets your business may have. You have probably heard of fixed and current assets. But, do you know the difference between fixed assets vs. current assets?
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Most businesses must pay taxes to the IRS. And, companies report information about their income, tax deductions, and tax payments on small business tax returns, which vary based on business structure. When nonprofit organizations apply for and gain tax-exempt status, they do not have to pay federal income taxes. So, do nonprofits file tax returns? […]
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According to one report, 65% of business comes from existing customers. But, do you know how much value each customer adds to your small business over the course of your relationship? To estimate the total that customers will spend at your company, calculate customer lifetime value.
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Hooking new customers is an expensive pain point for many businesses. Your new customer acquisition cost (CAC) can be anywhere from five – 25 times as expensive as hanging onto your current buyers. How much are you dishing out on marketing to potential customers? Is all that spending paying off? To measure your efforts, you […]
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As a busy entrepreneur, you don’t always have the time to think about your business tax return due date. It can be easy to miss your business tax return deadline with so much on your plate. You may be asking yourself, When are business taxes due? Learn more about your business tax due date and […]
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Does your business have enough money to pay off debts? If you aren’t sure, then you need to learn about liquidity.
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In business, the value of your assets doesn’t stay the same. An asset’s market value might be higher or lower than its book value. If the value of your assets permanently changes for the worse, you need to record the impairment of assets.
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If you accept check payments from customers, you need to know that the checks might not always clear. A customer might not have enough in their bank account to cover the check amount. Learn what to do with checks that bounce.
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When you run a small business, one error in your accounting books can result in inaccurate financial statements, poor cash flow management, and even an IRS audit. To make sure your records are accurate, familiarize yourself with account reconciliation.
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You might be familiar with the process of collecting sales tax from consumers. But, how much do you know about use tax? Understand the difference between sales tax and use tax, as well as your use tax responsibilities.
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