08/17/2017
Small Business Expo in San Mateo! Come see us!
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08/17/2017
Small Business Expo in San Mateo! Come see us!
CFO Rick will be at the Small Business Expo in San Mateo on Thursday, August 17. Join us for Rick's workshop called "Get Acquired! A Guide for Selling Your Company."
08/09/2017
Join us next week, August 17 at the San Mateo Convention Center for the Small Business Expo. Rick will be giving a workshop on getting acquired.
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08/09/2017
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05/11/2017
Have you seen CFO Rick's new website? Check it out! www.cforick.com
Home http://www.cforick.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/profile-image.png "I’ve been able to focus on my business more and less on my bookkeeping. His associates are incredibly knowledgeable and responsive to any questions I have." MORE TESTIMONIALS
02/23/2016
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CFO Rick Client Second Media Acquired by VerticalScope Second digital marketing agency acquired in four months SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – February 23, 2016 – Second Media, which offers an advertising platform with an audience of more than 10 million outdo...
10/14/2015
Small Business Accounting Firm Orchestrates Big Acquisition - CFO Rick client TechValidate is... “CFO Rick was instrumental in helping us get off the ground, grow into a highly profitable business, and subsequently complete our merger with SurveyMonkey Inc,” said Steve Norall, CEO and Cofounde...
12/11/2014
Consider donating to your favorite charity this Christmas.
Contribute to Qualified Charities. If you plan to take an itemized charitable deduction on your 2014 tax return, your donation must go to a qualified charity by Dec. 31. Ask the charity about its tax-exempt status. You can also visit IRS.gov and use the Exempt Organizations Select Check tool to check if your favorite charity is a qualified charity. Donations charged to a credit card by Dec. 31 are deductible for 2014, even if you pay the bill in 2015. A gift by check also counts for 2014 as long as you mail it in December. Gifts given to individuals, whether to friends, family or strangers, are not deductible.
What You Can Deduct. You generally can deduct your cash contributions and the fair market value of most property you donate to a qualified charity. Special rules apply to several types of donated property, including clothing or household items, cars and boats.
Keep Records of All Donations. You need to keep a record of any donations you deduct, regardless of the amount. You must have a written record of all cash contributions to claim a deduction. This may include a cancelled check, bank or credit card statement or payroll deduction record. You can also ask the charity for a written statement that shows the charity’s name, contribution date and amount.
Gather Records in a Safe Place. As long as you’re gathering those records for your charitable contributions, it’s a good time to start rounding up documents you will need to file your tax return in 2014. This includes receipts, canceled checks and other documents that support income or deductions you will claim on your tax return. Be sure to store them in a safe place so you can easily access them later when you file your tax return.
Plan Ahead for Major Purchases. If you are making major purchases during the holiday season, don’t base them solely on the expectation of receiving your tax refund before the bills arrive. Many factors can impact the timing of a tax refund. The IRS issues most refunds in less than 21 days after receiving a tax return. However, if your tax return requires additional review, it may take longer to receive your refund.
12/04/2014
Just Share "No-one has ever become poor by giving." - Anne Frank
11/24/2014
Thanksgiving Savings and Planning.
Enjoy Thanksgiving and Save a Little Money Store managers know that you will be buying extra food this next week. Look for a store that is offering a free turkey if you but all the sides, or if you have a small gathering just get the turke...
11/15/2014
2015 Tax Brackets
2015 Tax Brackets Visit the post for more.