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- Maximizing Refunds and Speeding Refund Delivery
This filing season, there are several steps taxpayers can take to maximize their refunds and speed the delivery of money from the IRS. Taxpayers should look into the numerous tax breaks available and take every credit, deduction and exclusion for which they qualify. More... - IRS Presents: Top Ten Tax Time Tips
1. Gather your records…now! It’s never too early to start getting together any documents or forms you’ll need when filing your taxes: receipts, canceled checks, and other documents that support an item of income or a deduction you’re taking on your return. More...
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- Accounting Services
if you have grown to where the number of transactions you have to record each day is just overwhelming your internal resources and capacity to cope, call in the Reeder team. We’ll worry about all those financial details so you won’t have to. And our services can grow right along with your business... More... - Keeping Good Records
You can avoid headaches at tax time by keeping track of your receipts and other records throughout the year. Good recordkeeping will help you remember the various transactions you made during the year, which in turn may make filing your return a less taxing experience. More...
Cash Flow & Budget Analysis |
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So what are they and what’ll they do for you? A cash flow statement is a record of all monies deposited and withdrawn from your business during a previous accounting period. It might all be a single page analysis or it can involve multiple schedules feeding into a summarizing document. A budget analysis, sometimes called a cash flow analysis, draws on this information to create a financial forecast of all future deposits and withdrawals for your business. More importantly this document works to predict the timing of these transactions along with the cash availability on a daily, monthly or year’s end basis. When we put all this data together we can forecast your liquidity at any given time in a future accounting period. We can predict any shortfalls in working capital well before a crisis occurs. Sure, your predictions are an important component of the document, but we can construct it so that you can monitor the accuracy of your projections and make appropriate corrections. |
In today’s “cash-is-king” world, liquidity is the oxygen you need for success. Gone are the days when you could call your friendly banker and ask him to carry you for a while. That’s why a cash flow statement and budget analysis are among the most important