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Wishing all the students a fantastic start to the new school year!

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?

We’ll be out of the office for the holiday weekend.

We’ll respond to all messages and emails when we return.

Have a safe and wonderful holiday weekend!

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?

Book a call using the link in our profile or comment “books” below to learn more about our services.

The best investment depends on where your business is now and what will help you reach your next goal.

What would you do with an extra $10K?

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?

Save this post for when you're planning your Q4 goals, and follow for more practical CFO, bookkeeping, and business finance tips.

Getting married can change more than your last name. It can also affect your taxes.

If you’re married on December 31, the IRS generally considers you married for the entire tax year.

You’ll typically file as Married Filing Jointly or Married Filing Separately.

If you changed your name or moved, make sure your information is updated with the appropriate agencies.

It’s also a good time to review your tax withholding since combining incomes can affect how much tax you owe.

Don’t wait until tax season to figure it out.

Talk with your tax professional now to see what changes you should make before year end.

Save this post for later and follow for more practical tax, and business finance tips.

Have each contractor complete Form W-9 so you have important details such as:

- Legal name or business name
- Federal tax classification
- Address
- Taxpayer Identification Number, such as an SSN or EIN

You’ll also want accurate records of how much you paid each contractor throughout the year so you can determine whether a 1099 is required.

Have questions about getting ready for 1099 season? Comment below!

Follow our page for more practical bookkeeping and business finance tips!

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?

If you use your personal vehicle for business, be sure you're using the correct rate based on the date the miles were driven.

Due to rising fuel prices, the IRS has increased the standard business mileage rate for the remainder of 2026.

Updated business mileage rates:

January 1 to June 30, 2026: $0.725 per mile

July 1 to December 31, 2026: $0.760 per mile

Need help keeping your business expenses organized and tax ready?

Book a call using the link in our profile or comment "tax" below to learn more about our services.