You’re the Boss, Now it’s Time to Pay the Tax Man

Know the Tax Implications of Starting Your Own Business

 

Whether it’s the result of mass layoffs during the economic crisis or just the ongoing pursuit of the American Dream, individuals continue to break from convention and take a chance on starting their own businesses. Entrepreneurship offers many advantages to those who want the freedom to chart their own course,…

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Moving from Me, LLC, to We, Inc.

Talking Money Matters Before the Wedding

You might know your intended’s shoe size and favorite food and film. You may even know some family secrets. You communicate, trust and care for each other. But do you know your soul mate’s credit score, spending habits and attitudes toward saving money? Do you know your prospective spouse’s financial goals and dreams?



If the answer is “no,” don’t be alarmed. While many couples share…

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Saving Green by Going Green

Rising energy costs combined with concerns about global warming have spotlighted "green" issues. Whether you’re preparing for summer’s heat or winter’s frost – or looking to lower your gasoline expenses – there are many practical ways to cut down on costs.



Hear tips from a member of the New Jersey Society…

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Financial Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Home

By Dave Muti, JD, RMA

If you are looking to buy a home in the coming months you will be faced with a ton of decisions. We all know that the “process” can sometimes be dizzying so let’s try and clear the cobwebs by pointing out some basic logic and common pitfalls that you may not realize until it is too late. Of course all of the advice below applies for purchase transactions but…

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Book Review: “Raving Fans: A Revolutionary Approach to Customer Service” by Kenneth Blanchard & Sheldon Bowles



By NJSCPA Young CPA Lisa Guido



Raving Fans: A Revolutionary Approach to Customer Service by Kenneth Blanchard & Sheldon Bowles is a quick read whose principles will stay with you long after you finish reading it. This book is geared toward all companies, from manufacturers to service organizations; it is for all levels, from interns to owners.… Continue

How Much Will the Wedding Cost?

Congratulations! You’re engaged. Hopefully the ring is paid in full and you can plan to start your life together without incurring debt. When you start the planning process, don’t begin with “How much does an average wedding cost?” Start with “How much do we have saved for (or can we save before) the big day?” Do not go into debt, or put your parents in debt, executing an extravagant wedding. Leave the wedding reception…

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