Are you quick to say phrases like, “I won’t,” “I can’t,” or “I shouldn’t?” If so, that’s a good sign that you’re tapping into a limiting belief.

In this episode, we dive into understanding tax deductions for mileage and vehicles. We get lots of questions about vehicles before the end of the year because people want to know if they can buy a vehicle with all of their profit and get a tax deduction for it.

It’s almost Thanksgiving! It’s also a great time of year to understand what quarterly and annual planning should look like because, as an entrepreneur, you want to schedule your success and not lose traction.

As a business owner, you definitely want to maximize your tax deductions. In simple terms, a tax deduction is anything you spend or incur in your business that is an expense of some sort. It’s a deduction against the revenue of your business, whether you consider it a cost of goods, an expense, or even a home office deduction.

Year-end is the perfect time to decide if you’re with the right accounting partner. In this episode, Ashley Travis, one of our digital marketing team members at The Bottom Line, joins us to talk about the top 12 questions you should consider asking when it’s time to hire an accountant, tax preparer, or accounting team for your business.

Today, Lindsey Fronaphel, CPA joins us as we dive into inventory and operational expectations in 2021. There are a lot of moving parts to inventory, making it a big deal especially in the world of e-commerce.

What does your desk say about you? Are you the cluttered or clean desk type? Do you have post-it notes all over or is the OCD-ness in you evident in your desk being filled with Clorox wipes, air spray, and all the other cleaning supplies you have?

As a visionary or an executive, you may get it in your head sometimes that you’re hiring people for yourself. However, you’re there as a leader for your people. Success depends on the growth of your leadership. Therefore, you have to be the leader that your people are proud to serve.

The Employee Retention Credit is a new credit that came out of the CARES act. The federal government put it in place to try to keep employees employed. They are giving employers money back to ensure this.

With the increase of cyber-attacks in our world today, it’s no longer a matter of if but when. Don’t think IT stuff is only for big companies; it’s for everybody. Whether it’s through identity fraud or an information breach, getting your security and your company’s security compromised could cost you everything you’ve worked for.