Now that tax time is officially over, we can all exhale. But sure as death, another one is on the way. Make next year less stressful by following these 6 bookkeeping tips for after tax time. 1. Did You File by April 15? Those of you who have not filed have lots of reason to […]
B&J Bookkeeping & Taxes loves to serve our clients with small to mid-sized business by doing their books and preparing their taxes. Now that tax day has come and gone, we want to share a few tools with you that make our lives easier. Check out our 5 essential small business bookkeeping tools. 1. Jotti […]
We have previously written about Bookkeeping for Rental Properties and want to continue in the trend of focusing on accounting and bookkeeping for certain specialities. We found one such speciality with tons of challenges and have dedicated this week’s post to bookkeeping for truck drivers. 1. Use a Separate Account Nothing will make your life […]
One of our many tax services is filing tax extensions for those who cannot file before the deadline. Many reasons exist, such as you do not have all documentation ready. In these and other cases, we will show you how to file a tax extension. 1. What is a Tax Extension? As it sounds, a […]
B&J Bookkeeping helps all sorts of individuals and businesses with their income tax returns. It is a stressful time of year, even if you are due a refund. Scammers know all about tax time and take advantage of it. To help you get a scope of how large it is, we will share a few […]
B&J Bookkeeping loves help you make the most of your money by minimizing your tax burden. An IRA is great way to do this whether you are an individual, a business, or a professional. Below we will share everything you need to know on your 2022 IRA contributions. 1. 2022 Contribution Limits to 401 (k) […]
B&J Bookkeeping knows your clients, employees, workers, contractors, and more have done lots to keep you in business. They deserve something special for their support. You want to get them something nice. Did you know these purchases are tax deductible? Below, we will share this excellent Bookkeepers Tip on Business Gifts. 1. Business Gifts by […]
Are you a college student or the parent of a college student? A new 2021 tax scam targets college students. Unfortunately, many of these students may be filing for the first time and don’t know what they are doing. Tax scammers are hoping for that. We will tell you more below.
Black Friday is coming up and you want to buy, buy, and buy. Those of you shopping for colleagues, clients, etc will want to know how to write off business gifts. We will show you how to do it the right way below.
It’s been a tough year for all. You may have filed a 2020 IRS exemption. But that date is fast approaching. Read on for more on what to do.