Five Tips To Build A Healthy Company Culture by Curtis Collins

Like many North Georgia business owners, you probably set some goals for 2020.So ... hmmm ... how are you doing on those?Based on data collected by Statistic Brain, 27.4 percent of people typically abandon their resolutions within a week. Within two weeks of January...

Smart Accounting For North Georgia Small Businesses in 2025

Quick Summary: What Smart Accounting For Small Businesses Looks Like In 2025Call your tax advisor before making financial moves to avoid missed deductions or costly surprises. You need modern, integrated tools to stay compliant (and audit-ready) in 2025. The...

PPP Forgiveness Reminders For North Georgia Businesses

Doing business in the summer of 2020 sure ain't easy.I have North Georgia clients all over the spectrum -- some whose businesses are on their last legs because of social restrictions and lockdowns, some who are hanging steady, and some who have found ways to grow.Many...

Opportunities North Georgia Business Owners Will Miss Out On Without Accounting Basics

It’s officially time to get serious about your accounting and taxes.Because if you’re an S corp or partnership and you haven’t yet filed your 2024 taxes, it’s imperative that you file an extension … immediately. That’s because March 17th is the deadline for filing...

Curtis Collins’ Three Simple Steps Towards a Better Business Budget

It's amazing -- and scary -- how many North Georgia businesses operate without a true budget. Cash flow becomes their only barometer, and that often doesn't include an accurate picture of ongoing growth, or the health of a business.Look -- in addition to handling...

Why Your North Georgia Business Needs a Travel Policy

This is a special week – because it’s all about YOU. It’s National Small Business Week, and I’ve got to take a minute to say it: Running your North Georgia business is no small thing. You’re the one wearing every hat from CEO to janitor, doing a...

Year-End Business Tax Strategy for North Georgia SMB Owners

There are many of our clients for whom this time of year is like their version of the Super Bowl. Some North Georgia businesses are earning 30-50% (or more) of their yearly revenue in this one month.Others ... well, this is a normal month -- except of course for all...

Zero-Based Budgeting in Your North Georgia Small Business

No business management technique is sacred anymore. And rightly so.In my world, there’s been a trend in recent years with businesses moving away from traditional, fixed budgets towards more flexible approaches. I think that could be said for most tasks within business...

Financial Behaviors For North Georgia Business Owners (Part 2)

For many North Georgia business owners, the Memorial Day weekend is sometimes one that can feel a little lonely. While many of those around you are floating on a boat with a fishing pole in the water, or firing up the backyard grill, there you are in the office or in...

Provisions of the Second Coronavirus Relief Bill That Affect North Georgia Small Businesses

Wow, does it ever feel good to have turned the page on 2020. This first "working week" is when I finally began to feel the newness of it all.Yes, it's "just a date" on a Gregorian calendar, but ...2021 holds great promise for our Hall County business clients. With the...

How You’re Missing Legal Tax Deductions

Here’s a certain truth: the State and Federal Government would love to have more of your hard-earned money in their accounts. Sure, even though it’s painful, none of us begrudge paying our legal and fair share of taxes.
But the problem is that regular taxpayers, like you, are missing out on legal and safe deductions, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars in unclaimed refunds every year!

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