Keys to Worker Efficiency for Atlanta Small Business Owners
An unfortunate thing about being a business owner sometimes is that you are at the crosshairs of the changing winds of the culture. And these past ten years, the very polarized political environment has put some pressures on businesses to align with different political leanings. While some have capitalized on that and seen some gains […]
A Planned Experience for Your Atlanta Prospective Customers
How did Memorial Day affect your Atlanta business this year? Did you run any sales or promotions for members of the military? Join a parade to advertise your business? Holidays are an excellent opportunity to connect with the community and get visibility. And, if you missed doing that for Memorial Day, Independence Day is only […]
A Good Accountant for Your Atlanta Small Business Provides This
This past weekend, Ed Dwight — age 90, became the oldest person to travel to space. Six decades ago, he was on a trajectory to become the first Black astronaut in space, but ultimately was passed over. The space excursion certainly cements the old adage “It’s never too late to pursue your dream.” Dwight’s once-in-a-lifetime experience […]
Navigating the Short-Term Rental Loophole
As enticing as the tax benefits and wealth creation opportunities may seem with short-term rentals, it’s crucial to approach the short-term rental loophole with caution and a well-thought-out strategy because the short-term rental market is not without its challenges. Consider the following: Average Stays: If the duration of guest stays is under 7 days, you […]
A tax strategist and CPA shares some tips
Seven-figure business owners probably worry about overpaying taxes, but it’s possible to master your tax fate with strategic planning and understanding nuanced tax strategies. While big profits equal big taxes, Mark Perlberg, an Atlanta based CPA and Tax Strategist, shares some tips on how to unravel tax codes and optimize techniques that are essential for […]
Moving Your Atlanta Business Toward Positive Cash Flow
Did you know the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has a YouTube page? Guess everyone’s got one these days, huh? I bring this up because, on Tuesday, April 30th, they are hosting a little information-giving session on their channel about Beneficial Ownership Income reporting. I’ve mentioned BOI reporting previously as it’s something all corps and LLCs […]
Estate Planning for High Net Worth, Real Estate Investors & Entrepreneurs
Estate planning, often overlooked, is crucial to softening hefty tax impacts. The possible taxation of up to 40% of one’s assets necessitates protective measures such as using LLCs and trusts. It’s never too early to start estate planning … even if it’s just a will. The best ways to safeguard personal assets while navigating the […]
Five Reasons to Take Scenario Planning Seriously in Your Atlanta Small Business
Happy Earth Day. The day we celebrate this little blue marble we all enjoy living on. I found this fascinating as I was reading about it this morning — there are so many elements that make up the scenario of a thriving Planet Earth. Less threats because we’re in the sticks of the Milky Way. […]
CFPB Small Business Loan Requirements & Your Atlanta Biz
Ever thought about taking a “mini sabbatical”? As in, longer than a week vacation and focused specifically on total rest? Here’s why I ask… Tax Day has come and gone, and, after a four-month sprint of paperwork marathons and client demands, my tax pro friends are prioritizing downtime. A lot of them take extended periods […]
3 Debt Elimination Steps for Your Atlanta Small Business
An important date is coming up, and even though I’m not your tax person, it only seems fair to remind you… The tax filing deadline is Monday, April 15th. Last minute filing is not recommended for the sake of your business’s financial health. Besides that, we’re now into Quarter 2, which means taking some time […]