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192. Tax Time Prep for the US
If we know our numbers in business we have the choice to make some pretty cool moves to take advantage of our financial position before tax time is over. It is the last month (December) of the tax year in the US and it's a great time to share some words of wisdom from The Virtual Cafe, with a dash of Kim's coffee maid.
- If you have profit in your business you might be able to spend some of that profit.
- It might be a great time to invest in some things
- Don't spend for the sake of spending
- Don't be reactive
- You can have a good plan
- We can use the numbers to be strategic and be in a great position
- At the end of the day our numbers in our business are very important and significant
This is on top of the festive season being upon us with "the cray cray on the cray cray" time getting ready for the silly season, we can all feel stressed out and panicked right now. We all are a little control freaky and then we let something like our numbers slide because we don't know how to do things with them. It's not too late for The Money Barista to help us get in control of them.
If you want to save money in your business, you can get started for FREE with The Money Barista Savings Tool!
This tool is built with the sole purpose to list all your recurring payments, find the ones you are no longer using, enabling you to make decisions on what you want to keep or cancel, and help you be accountable to track your progress.
Grab your FREE & PRIVATE copy right here - https://www.kerryzarb.com/savings
We would love you to tune in for this episode and future discussions in the virtual cafe, where you too can get in control of your business finances.
We hope you enjoy this experience ūüôŹ
Cheers ‚ėē Kerry & Kim
Information contained in this podcast should be taken as general advice only and your personal circumstances have not been taken into account. It is recommended that you seek financial advice from a professional who is licensed to do so. If you choose to act upon the general advice shared, you do so at your own risk.
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By Kerry Zarb, The Money Barista
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If we know our numbers in business we have the choice to make some pretty cool moves to take advantage of our financial position before tax time is over. It is the last month (December) of the tax year in the US and it's a great time to share some words of wisdom from The Virtual Cafe, with a dash of Kim's coffee maid.
- If you have profit in your business you might be able to spend some of that profit.
- It might be a great time to invest in some things
- Don't spend for the sake of spending
- Don't be reactive
- You can have a good plan
- We can use the numbers to be strategic and be in a great position
- At the end of the day our numbers in our business are very important and significant
This is on top of the festive season being upon us with "the cray cray on the cray cray" time getting ready for the silly season, we can all feel stressed out and panicked right now. We all are a little control freaky and then we let something like our numbers slide because we don't know how to do things with them. It's not too late for The Money Barista to help us get in control of them.
If you want to save money in your business, you can get started for FREE with The Money Barista Savings Tool!
This tool is built with the sole purpose to list all your recurring payments, find the ones you are no longer using, enabling you to make decisions on what you want to keep or cancel, and help you be accountable to track your progress.
Grab your FREE & PRIVATE copy right here - https://www.kerryzarb.com/savings
We would love you to tune in for this episode and future discussions in the virtual cafe, where you too can get in control of your business finances.
We hope you enjoy this experience ūüôŹ
Cheers ‚ėē Kerry & Kim
Information contained in this podcast should be taken as general advice only and your personal circumstances have not been taken into account. It is recommended that you seek financial advice from a professional who is licensed to do so. If you choose to act upon the general advice shared, you do so at your own risk.