OSYB Blog: Number Crunch!
News and Views from OutSource Your Books, LLC
Keep Tax and Financial Records Safe in Case of a Natural Disaster
October 16, 2013 by OSYB Staff
Tips on what to do to protect important records in case of natural disasters. Keeping your tax and financial records safe where you are able to access them if there is a natural disaster will help protect you. The IRS offers five tips to protect your financials and personal property.
Government shuts down. Who, besides citizens, will pay?
October 15, 2013 by OSYB Staff
An overview of what happens when our Federal Government shuts down. This article offers some insight into why the shutdown happened. Mostly, it will help you figure out what is operational and what is not according to how much Federal Funding they receive. Figure out what essential means when it comes to who works and […]
How to Become an Industry Expert
October 15, 2013 by OSYB Staff
Becoming an industry expert and putting yourself out there can be the best marketing ever. You have to have expert knowledge in a chosen niche, of course. Make it a specialized niche not a broad topic area. Once you have good knowledge in your chosen niche you need to market. Read here for tips.
7 Internet sales tax principles set for House consideration
October 15, 2013 by OSYB Staff
The Marketplace Fairness Act is about states being able to demand online retailers to collect sales and use tax. Even internet exclusive businesses, with no physical presence. It is still in the infancy stages at this point but this article has some principles that are expected to get discussions started.
How to Stop Being a Micromanager
October 6, 2013 by OSYB Staff
Stop micromanaging. You first have to admit that you really do this counterproductive behavior. Understanding that micro-management is a negative behavior and that it is counter-productive to your business flowing smoothly may be hard for some owners. Read this article to see if your management style fits and how to stop.
How to Reform 4 Types of ‘Problem Employees’
October 6, 2013 by OSYB Staff
How do you handle problem employees? Do you just get rid of them, or do you attempt to counsel and train them? There are four common problem types: The Whiner, The Emotional Time Bomb, The Glory Hog and The Slacker. Read this article to see how to identify and reform these types of employees.
Accept Credit Cards? You May Be an Audit Target
October 5, 2013 by OSYB Staff
Are you thinking about whether or not to accept credit cards? One thing to keep in mind: accepting credit cards can make your business an audit target. Even if you accept Paypal payments you may receive a letter from the IRS about unclaimed income from credit cards and online transactions. Read more.
A Financial To-Do List for New Entrepreneurs
October 5, 2013 by OSYB Staff
Before you decide to take on a new business venture you should make sure that your finances are in order. There are many ways that financial issues can hinder your success with a new business. For some really amazing tips and explanations about why and how to take inventory of your finances first, read this.
