Divorce is a troubling issue and a difficult time for all those involved. Unfortunately the tax rules do not make things any easier. In this article we will provide you with some information that may assist you.
Customer Refunds: Are You Doing Them Right?
Refunds. You probably wince at the word. Some – like customer refunds for returns – are fairly uncomplicated, thanks to QuickBooks’ tools. Others are not so much. You may find yourself unable to balance your accounts receivable.
Benefit Plan Expenses – Who, What, When, Why?
Ever wonder what the true costs are to operate your 401(k) type plan? As a plan fiduciary you are required to know so that you allow only reasonable fees to be paid from plan assets.
QuickBooks Tips And Tricks: Make it Yours
No matter which version of QuickBooks you’re using, there are always ways to make your workday easier. As with any software, we tend to learn the features we need and not much more.
Death And Taxes
“..but in the world nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes.” – Benjamin Franklin
However true this might be, dealing with both at the same time can be quite an ordeal. On top of all the estate and probate matters that must be resolved, the Internal Revenue Service still requires the proper forms to be filed for the decedent.
2011 Depreciation Deduction Opportunities
Congress has passed numerous tax breaks that are designed to encourage businesses with cash reserves sitting on the sidelines to invest some of those funds in equipment and improvements in 2011.
Nonprofit Financial Statement Analysis
• What should I be looking for when I review my organization’s financial statements, and
• What questions should I be asking of the management team?
New Paths To Better, Faster Financial Management
As it usually does this time of year, Intuit has introduced new versions of its Pro and Premier products. QuickBooks 2012 promises to help you get better organized, save steps, and acquire more in-depth financial insights.
Accounting For Joint Activities
There are a variety of fundraising activities that nonprofit organizations employ to solicit contributions. These fundraising activities may include such things as direct mail, telephone solicitation, door-to-door canvassing, telethons, etc., and may include components that would otherwise be associated with programmatic or supporting service activities, but in fact support fundraising activities.
Classes or Types? When To Use Them
QuickBooks’ standard reports are critical to understanding your company’s past, present, and future. But the program also offers innovative tools that can make them significantly more insightful and comprehensive.