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Here are a few common mistakes small, medium and even large businesses make when it comes to the sometimes murky (but predictable) world of payroll.

So let's talk about one of the business world's most overlooked, underrated, and misunderstood components of company finances, Owner's Equity.

What is bookkeeping? To put it as simply as possible, it’s the practice of documenting the comings & goings of monies earned, owed, or lost. It’s been in use (in one form or another) since the dawn of civilization.

For the gig workers, the self-employed, or small business owners, the IRS made the price of driving ourselves around for work a little cheaper.

QuickBooks is one of the most widely used bookkeeping softwares by most small business owners. It is also an invaluable part of running a small business, at least in our opinion. The systems and tools available through this software make bookkeeping manageable.

Most people start small businesses for many intangible reasons: building a legacy, freedom, self-expression, passion, or meeting a need.

We have all heard the stories of enormous tax bills and life-altering audits that bring business and daily life to a grinding halt. The truth is that these things may have been avoided.

We run our businesses in the real world; it's messy and chaotic, and things rarely go exactly as we planned. There are times when even our best intentions do not help us hit every deadline.

Many business owners become their own greatest hindrance to growth and efficiency. As hard as that mind be to hear, it's the truth.

For some, this is the scariest season of the year; fearful steps into insecurities, discovering messages from the unknown, sleepless nights battling monsters, and chilling surprises.

Let’s be honest, we all see the pop-up on our screen when our iPhone software requires an update. Do we always hit yes?

How many different platforms do you use to keep track of your payroll, PTO, banking, tax information, inventory, scheduling, and the list continues?