Maximize Your Cash Flow

November 3, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

By Kristine McKinley

You’ve heard it a million times – cash flow can make or break a business. The same can be said of your personal finances. Without adequate cash flow, you may not be able to pay your bills, do the things that bring you the most joy and satisfaction, or reach important financial goals you’ve set. Read more

Holiday Spending Tips - Ten Ways to Keep from Having a Holiday Spending Hangover

October 27, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

By Kristine McKinley

Ah the holidays… a time for parties, over eating, and over spending. Americans routinely overspend during the holidays, often resulting in increasing credit card debt to go along with that increasing waistline from too much pumpkin pie. Read more

How to Value Your eBay Inventory for Tax Purposes

October 20, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

One of the questions I hear most often from eBay sellers is how to value inventory for purposes of preparing their tax return, especially if it was purchased at a garage sale, or if you used the item before you sold it on eBay.

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Tax Issues for eBay Sellers and Online Businesses

October 6, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

If you sell on eBay, or if you have an online business, listen up. There are several tax issues in the news right now that could have a huge impact on the way you do business.

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Do You Need to Make Estimated Tax Payments?

September 29, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

The second quarter estimated tax payment is due in less than two weeks (June 15). Do you know if you need to make estimated tax payments?

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The Fastest Way to Pay Off Debt

September 22, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

There is some debate among financial planners as to the best way to pay down debt. Some say paying the highest interest rate debt first is the best way; others say paying the smallest balance first is the best way.
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How Can Hiring Your Kids Help You Save on Income Taxes?

September 15, 2008 by reviews · 1 Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

Hiring your children in your business can be a great tax savings strategy, as well as a way to teach your children about business and money.

Wages paid to your children (between the ages 7 and 17) are a valid business deduction, as long as they do bona fide work, and they are compensated fairly.

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Year End Tax Tips for Home Businesses

September 8, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

Someone recently asked me what they could do now to make tax time easier for this upcoming tax season.
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How to Get Your Free Annual Credit Report

September 1, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

Unfortunately the holiday season usually brings an increase in credit card fraud and identity theft, so right after the holidays is a great time to check your credit report. Following is why, when and how to check your credit report…

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How to Keep Your ‘Get Out of Debt’ Resolutions This Year

August 25, 2008 by reviews · Leave a Comment 

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By Kristine McKinley

Getting out of debt is one of the top New Years resolutions made every year. Unfortunately, like many New Years resolutions, most people generally forget about or give up on their resolution to get out of debt before the first month is even up. Here are some tips to help you keep your ‘get out of debt’ resolution this year:

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