Breakeven analysis helps with business choices

Breakeven analysis is an important and useful tool in business. Whether you’re starting a new business, expanding current operations, contemplating an acquisition, downsizing, or approaching banks and other potential lenders, you’ll want to know your...

Items on your 2014 return can affect 2015 planning

As year-end approaches, remember to check your 2014 federal income tax return for items that can affect your 2015 planning. Here are three to look for. Capital loss carryover. If your capital losses exceeded your capital gains in 2014, you may be able to carry any...

How to reduce inventory risk in your business

Study the balance sheet of most retail or manufacturing businesses, and you’ll find inventory near the top of the asset list. Accountants define inventory as raw materials, supplies, work in progress, and finished goods. It’s the stuff sitting on shelves,...

Discuss money before you marry

Couples often enter into marriage without ever having had a serious discussion about financial issues. As a result, they find themselves frequently arguing about money. If you are planning a wedding, here are some steps you can take to get your marriage off to a good...

A Quick Recordkeeping Guide

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. Substantiation for deductions includes charitable donation...

Watch year-end mutual fund transactions

The income tax effects of mutual funds can be complex, and poorly timed purchases or sales can create unpleasant year-end surprises. Mutual fund investors (excluding qualifying retirement plans) are taxed based on activities within each fund. If a fund investment...
Call Now Button