by edbarton | May 17, 2022 | Accounting Basics, Business Operations, Taxes
Is Your Real Estate Bookkeeping Costing You Thousands in Taxes? Standard monthly expenses for your real estate business are transferred from you to your CPA to be put on your Schedule C or Schedule E. No problem. Most people get this part right. It’s the thousands of...
by edbarton | Apr 8, 2022 | Taxes, Business Operations, Personal Finances
Why Are Payroll Taxes So Difficult? Let’s face it, taxes are complicated, especially if you own a small business. Read below about tax concerns to avoid some of the most common pitfalls experienced by small business owners today. As your business grows, you will...
by edbarton | Apr 5, 2022 | Personal Success and Coaching, Business Operations
Strategies You Need To Know Are you afraid to look at your to-do list because a big scary project lurks? Maybe it’s writing your memoirs or cleaning out the garage. Maybe you want to do it, or you feel like it’s an obligation you can’t wiggle out of....
by edbarton | Mar 18, 2022 | Taxes, Accounting Basics, Business Operations
If You Recognized The Income - You May Be Able To Deduct The Loss Practically every small business has receivables that it cannot obtain from clients. If your small business doesn’t have any such receivables, consider yourself lucky. For those small businesses...
by edbarton | Mar 17, 2022 | Personal Success and Coaching, Business Operations
Team Squabbles Can Be Managed You think your work life would run smoothly if you get along with your coworkers. However, if they’re feuding, you could wind up caught in the middle. Maybe an office romance has turned sour, or two junior account executives are...
by edbarton | Mar 15, 2022 | Personal Success and Coaching, Business Operations
Productivity Is A Key To Real Estate Success As a working professional, your livelihood depends on your ability to produce high-quality work within a reasonable timeframe. Therefore, maintaining a high level of productivity is essential to both your professional and...
