CPW Business and Bookkeeping Solutions, LLC

Bookkeeping is one of those tasks that gets easier to put off the busier your business gets.

If your books are behind, transactions need categorizing, or your accounts haven’t been reconciled, we can help get everything cleaned up and back on track.

You focus on running your business. We’ll focus on the books.

Ready for clean, organized books every month?

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Happy Labor Day!

Today is a reminder to step away from the to do list and celebrate all the hard work you put in throughout the year.

We hope you enjoy the holiday weekend!

What are your Labor Day plans?

September is a perfect time to get your books organized before the year end rush begins.

Here’s what to check off your bookkeeping list this month.

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Falling behind? Let’s get those books off your to do list.

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We’re headed into the last quarter of 2026!

Now is the time to get focused on what you want to accomplish before the year ends.

Remember, turn each goal into monthly objectives, then break them into simple weekly tasks.

What are your Q4 goals?

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We’re almost through Q3 and heading into the final months of 2026, so now is the time to focus on your year end goals and prepare for upcoming deadlines.

This month, take time to:

- Review your August numbers
- Get your books up to date
- Review your year end revenue and profit goals
- Check your cash flow
- Start looking for a bookkeeper and tax accountant now
- Plan for year-end deadlines

What’s one business goal you’re working toward this September?

Don't forget these important tax deadlines due September 15, 2026:

- Third quarter estimated tax payment due for self-employed individuals and business owners who make quarterly estimated tax payments.

- Extended tax return deadline for Partnerships (Form 1065) and S Corporations (Form 1120-S) that filed an extension.

Now is a great time to review your books, make sure your records are up to date, and prepare for the September 15 deadline.

Need help getting your books organized? Book a call using the link in our profile or comment "books" below to learn more about our bookkeeping services.

We are halfway through the year, making this the perfect time for a financial reset.

A mid-year review can help you determine whether your books are on track or whether it is time for a bookkeeping cleanup.

Read our new blog post to use our checklist to see if your bookkeeping needs attention.

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One of the most important decisions you'll make as a business owner is choosing the right business structure.

Here's what to consider:

- Understand the differences between a sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, and corporation.

- The level of protection depends on how your business is structured and operated.

- Keep your personal and business finances separate.

- Open a dedicated business bank account.

- Maintain accurate bookkeeping and financial records.

- Speak with an attorney or tax professional before choosing or changing your business structure.

Generally, LLCs and corporations can help protect your personal assets from business debts and legal claims, while sole proprietorships and general partnerships typically do not provide this protection.

Have questions about business structures? Drop them in the comments below.

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Here are some simple ways to better protect your business:

- Reconcile your bank and credit card accounts every month.
- Review your bank statements and financial reports for unfamiliar transactions or unusual changes.
- Never give one person complete control over your finances. Separate duties whenever possible.
- Review vendor and employee payment details before sending money.
- Watch for duplicate payments or duplicate invoices.
- Change your passwords regularly and enable two-factor authentication on financial accounts.

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