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Quarterly Estimated Tax Payments Q&A
Posted on June 10, 2013 by Michelle Edwards, CPA in TaxesLet’s face it, no one is excited to hand over a portion of their earnings to Uncle Sam. However, it’s a duty that we all must face. Let’s talk about the dreaded quarterly estimated tax payments.
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5 Easy Tips to Boost Your Profits!
Posted on May 13, 2013 by Michelle Edwards, CPA in Accounting ToolsIt’s easy! Take a look around. How can you recreate yourself, your business and your products? What can you do to reinvent yourself and your business? Don’t forget to keep it simple. Sometimes the best ideas are those that can be easily implemented but have the most impact on your customers. These new ideas can help boost your profits!
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The Dangers of Cutting Costs
Posted on February 6, 2013 by Michelle Edwards, CPA in Accounting ToolsLowering expenses can be a good thing, if you’re cutting out non-value added extras. On the flip side, cutting costs can be detrimental to your business. I know, you think I’m crazy. Right? Think about it for a minute. Your business is successful because you offer a product or service that others value and want to purchase. Your customers have come to expect a certain standard from you and expect your product and/or service to meet or exceed this standard. Sadly, cutting costs can have a negative affect on your customers.
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How to Calculate My Business’ Break Even Point
Posted on January 17, 2013 by Michelle Edwards, CPA in Accounting ToolsThe break even point (BEP) is the point when your revenues are equal to your costs. When this point is reached, there are no gains or losses, you break even. Keep in mind, this point is reached during the normal course of business – your company has sold some products/services and your business has incurred some expenses.
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