Webinar: Sales Tax Changes and Great Tool for Automating Calculations!

New Economic Nexus Laws

2019 has been a big year for sales tax changes and there no signs of them slowing down. New laws on remote sellers and other big changes across the U.S. might impact the way you think about (and manage) your business.

We are hosting a complimentary webinar to inform our clients about this very helpful tool to calculate sales tax in the new era of “Economic Nexus” requirements! Sales tax laws have changed drastically in the last year, with new rules requiring companies to calculate taxes to charge for goods and services depending on where the customer is rather than where your place of business is located.

We love to help our clients save money and streamline their workflow. We have found and partnered with a company that we feel will change your business life! If you charge sales tax for your goods and/or services, this will automate the calculations for you using real-time sales and use tax rates and rules.

Robin Hall will be doing a live Q & A with a representative from the maker of this sales tax calculator tool. They will demonstrate how this software works when integrated with your QuickBooks account.

DATE: Thursday, September 26, 2019

TIME: 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Central Time)

We really hope that you can join us for this demo! Register by calling our office at 281-412-6914.

Why Every Small Business Needs a CFO Advisor

Running a small business is a juggling act. One moment you’re handling sales, the next you’re managing employees, and somewhere in between you’re expected to keep the finances in order. For most business owners, the financial side feels overwhelming—and that’s where a CFO advisor can make all the difference.

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Add-backs are expenses a business incurs, but a new owner likely wouldn’t. Think personal perks, one-time costs, or services the business won’t need going forward. When we identify valid add-backs, we remove them from the expense column and add them back to the company’s cash flow, which more accurately reflects the value of the business.