The Power of Predictability
The Power of Predictability
Do you know on October 1st what your tax liability will be on March 15th?
Your tax liability is one of the largest holes in the bottom of your profitability bucket. Proactively reviewing tax liabilities helps identify potential issues and allows for timely adjustments. This forward-thinking approach allows for better cash flow management and helps plan and invest more effectively, maximizing overall financial efficiency.
As a small business, the more money you keep the more money you make
We want to use our successful business experience to coach, teach, and mentor you to reduce your tax costs.
HOW TO DO THIS:
- Have an accurate set of books from October 1st through September 30th
- Provide projections for income and expenses
- Honestly and ethically use the tax code to lower your tax liability
OverView Bookkeeping and Consulting is not a CPA, accountant, or tax professional. We help business owners identify and implement cost-saving strategies to improve their bottom line quickly. If you are not having these conversations with your tax professional, there is an opportunity for improvement and a conversation together will be helpful.
Huntoon CPA, LLC
"Our CPA practice specializes in providing comprehensive tax services, tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals and businesses. We pride ourselves on being proactive, helping our clients navigate the complexities of tax regulations and plan for the future, ensuring they are always ahead of the curve."
Business Expense Management Training
In today’s competitive business environment, minimizing costs and maximizing profits are not just desirable—they are essential.
This comprehensive training equips business owners and managers with the skills to systematically and deliberately reduce expenses and boost profits. business’s health and success.
"Our firm has brought Ben into several of our clients to cut wasteful spending. Ben has a masterful way to, at no upfront cost, look through various administrative expenses of an organization, and find opportunities to cut wasteful spending."
Jeff Barba
CFO, Barba
