Certified Public Accountant, Edwina W. Webster, CPA PLLC offers a wide range of accounting services to our individual and business clients. Our clients benefit from forward thinking and by getting personalized, quality accounting solutions that is beyond comparison. Do you have a small business? Are you thinking of starting your own small business?
If so, you realize that one of the most challenging aspects of running your own business is setting up an account system that works properly.
If so, you realize that one of the most challenging aspects of running your own business is setting up an account system that works properly.
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Preparing payroll in house requires software or manually doing the computations.
In addition to the periodic pay periods, the very important issue of tax compliance needs attention.
The government has no sense of humor about not receiving timely deposits and properly filed reports.
Frees your internal personnel resources for utilization in producing revenue instead of record keeping.
In addition to the periodic pay periods, the very important issue of tax compliance needs attention.
The government has no sense of humor about not receiving timely deposits and properly filed reports.
Frees your internal personnel resources for utilization in producing revenue instead of record keeping.
Remember when you write a payroll check, that check is net.
The employee may have earned $300 but the check received is $200.
You as the employer are in trusted with $100 of your employee's earnings.
The government has no sense of humor about not receiving this money and the additional 7.65% amount due from you.
To let you know how displeased they are.
Just because there is money in the checkbook, does not mean you are experiencing a positive cash flow.
Your balance may be flush with sales and collected sales tax or shy of payroll taxes that resulted in the net payroll check.
The employee may have earned $300 but the check received is $200.
You as the employer are in trusted with $100 of your employee's earnings.
The government has no sense of humor about not receiving this money and the additional 7.65% amount due from you.
To let you know how displeased they are.
Just because there is money in the checkbook, does not mean you are experiencing a positive cash flow.
Your balance may be flush with sales and collected sales tax or shy of payroll taxes that resulted in the net payroll check.
A client asked the other day "How do I know I have the CPA I need?"
My response.:
Your CPA should be your advocate; being personally interested in your financial and business welfare.
She is a 1988 graduate of Rockingham Community College with an associate's degree in accounting and a 1996 CumLaude graduate of Greensboro College with a B.S. in accounting.
Lisa is married to William Rorrer and has two sons Joseph, 8, and Joshua, 3.
She is an active member of St. Lukes Episcopal Church where she sits on the vestry and serves as treasurer and choir member.
My response.:
Your CPA should be your advocate; being personally interested in your financial and business welfare.
She is a 1988 graduate of Rockingham Community College with an associate's degree in accounting and a 1996 CumLaude graduate of Greensboro College with a B.S. in accounting.
Lisa is married to William Rorrer and has two sons Joseph, 8, and Joshua, 3.
She is an active member of St. Lukes Episcopal Church where she sits on the vestry and serves as treasurer and choir member.
Some natural disasters are more common in the summer.
But major events like hurricanes, tornadoes and fires can strike any time.
It's a good idea to plan for what to do in case of a disaster.
You can help make your recovery easier by keeping your tax and financial records safe.
1. Backup Records Electronically.
Many people receive bank statements by email.
This is a good way to secure your records.
You can also scan tax records and insurance policies onto an electronic format.
You can use an external hard drive, CD or DVD to store important records.
But major events like hurricanes, tornadoes and fires can strike any time.
It's a good idea to plan for what to do in case of a disaster.
You can help make your recovery easier by keeping your tax and financial records safe.
1. Backup Records Electronically.
Many people receive bank statements by email.
This is a good way to secure your records.
You can also scan tax records and insurance policies onto an electronic format.
You can use an external hard drive, CD or DVD to store important records.
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