by Stacie on April 13, 2010
As an independent business owner, your tax filing goal is to reduce your taxable income. Your whole year should be in pursuit of legitimately reducing this burden. Of course, it is easier said than done, but it needs to be done.
At one time or another in our professional lives, most of us have experienced the horror of tax season. Those that have been through a scary tax experience vow never to wait until April 14th to work on taxes.
“People should be scared of the IRS”, shares Stacie S. McClure, “but if they are doing things right and keeping the right records and filing what they are supposed to file, then they can easily survive an audit.”
Read the entire HFPN article by Jonathan Ashe.
by Stacie on April 5, 2010
I still am very envious of the summer days that my children get to spend at YMCA camp, but thinkcamp might have come close. I had the opportunity to share my passion for taxes (yes, that is what I said, my passion for taxes!) with fellow members of thinkspace and others from the Puget Sound business community. The audience seemed interested in what I had to say, and I definitely enjoyed learning more about some of my colleagues here at thinkspace and what they are accomplishing in their businesses (and how what they are doing might help me in what I’m doing!). And that is the beauty of thinkspace – it’s a place of collaboration, innovation, and inspiration. I get up each morning grateful to be coming here to work for another day.
But don’t just take my word for how great thinkcamp was – another writer’s blog caught my eye today – check it out: Redmond Neighborhood Blog
