by Miranda Allen | Jul 2, 2018 | Expenses, Taxes
Last year we talked about ways your small business could give back. If you have made a commitment as a business owner to give to your favorite cause, organization, or initiative, congratulations because that is awesome! Now that you are actively giving back as a...
by Megan Clarke | Sep 8, 2017 | Taxes
Are you paying quarterly taxes this year? Don’t worry. You’re in good company. The IRS website says, “As a self-employed individual, generally you are required to file an annual return and pay estimated tax quarterly.” Although it’s common, maybe you’re new to paying...
by steadfastbookkeeping | Jun 19, 2017 | Bookkeeping Basics, Bookkeeping for Creatives, Business Tips, Income Tracking, Steadfast Bookkeeping News, Taxes, Uncategorized
Earlier this year, I collaborated with Brittany Griggs, of Simply for Creatives, and Amy Northard the CPA for Creatives to offer The Creative Finance Academy. The Academy was a four month program that offered financial coaching in the areas of bookkeeping basics,...
by steadfastbookkeeping | May 25, 2017 | Accounting Software, Bookkeeping Basics, Bookkeeping for Creatives, Business Tips, Expenses, Taxes, Uncategorized
A solid bookkeeping system provides many benefits to your business such as accurate records and reports that lead to the ability to make sound business decisions. Without a bookkeeping system in place you are not able to provide the required information to the IRS...
by steadfastbookkeeping | May 13, 2017 | Bookkeeping Basics, Bookkeeping for Creatives, Business Tips, Income Tracking, Taxes
So, we made it through tax season! How did you do? Anything you hope to improve for 2017? If you found yourself with a giant bill at the end of the year, there may be a way to fix this. A common misstep small business owners make is not paying 1040-ES quarterly...
by steadfastbookkeeping | Apr 5, 2017 | Accounting Software, Bookkeeping Basics, Bookkeeping for Creatives, Business Tips, Taxes
Filing state sales tax can be in a word, annoying. Oftentimes, state websites are hard to use, verbose, and outdated. The state department of revenue relies on you to collect sales tax from your customers and then remit the appropriate amount to it. How often you...
