Archive for June 2017
Consider A Midyear Self-Audit
The word audit makes most of us uncomfortable. But by using auditing principals within your own business, you may quickly discover ways you can enhance your organization’s full-year performance. Here are some factors to consider. Prepare with a pre-audit. Perhaps the most obvious use of a self-audit comes to play as you prepare for a…
Read MoreSummer Vacation Without Breaking The Bank
When setting your family budget, often the first thing that gets slashed is the summer vacation. However, if you plan ahead, you can find simple ways to save and keep your vacation on the calendar. Here are a few ideas. Flexible location. Sometimes you just want to get away to recharge and the location isn’t…
Read MoreCommon Audit Red Flags – What Attracts the IRS
For handwritten taxpayers, preparing their tax return isn’t the problem. It’s the fear of an audit. Audits are fairly uncommon, but the IRS may notice your tax return if certain red flags are present. Here are some of the common audit red flags to help you prepare for the possibility of your return being reviewed.…
Read MoreFour Tips for Working Beyond Retirement Age
Four tips for working beyond retirement age Many people choose to work into their retirement years. If this is something you’re considering, here are some tips to make sure you get the greatest benefit from your efforts. 1) Consider delaying Social Security. You can start receiving Social Security retirement benefits as early as age 62,…
Read MoreEveryone Knows Someone Who Missed the Boat
This year’s April 18 tax deadline has come and gone, but not everyone has filed a 2016 tax return. Some have missed the boat! Many taxpayers who should file simply do not. Common culprits are older, retired parents, and young adults who are new to tax filing requirements. Here are just a few reasons these…
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