Category Archives: Expenses

The 1099K conundrum and the importance of bookkeeping in 2012

It’s a known fact, more businesses are paying their bills with credit cards. Hence why the IRS has implemented the issuance of a 1099K by all credit card companies. You probably received one in 2011. Although it wasn’t as important then, it’s going to be important in 2012. We project that a majority of small…

Unpaid Debt

Debbie, a small business owner, faces a dilemma.  Although her daycare business is steady, she recently faced a revenue loss.  In the midst of moving, one of her clients neglected to pay her for one month of service totaling $1,200.  “I’m devastated.  Yes, business is good, but every nickel from my income is accounted for. …

Would you like to maximize your gift tax exclusion?

According to IRC $ 2503 (e) – Education and Medical Expenses, a donor can gift a sum of money to assist anyone for medical and educational purposes.  For 2011 the gift tax exclusion is $ 13,000. For example, if donor has 3 children, he or she can give ($13,000 * 3) = $ 39,000 per…