You’re tuning into honesty hour… with your business!

You’re about to take a closer look at each area of your business’s finances, rate your current systems, and see where you have room for improvement!

One of the most common DMs I get is how to categorize a certain expense. Like, is Canva a marketing expense or should it go in subscriptions?

Expense categorization gets tricky because what you choose has a real effect on your tax return and how useful your financial statements are.

This guide runs through the most common expense categories, what belongs in them (and what doesn’t), and my advice to keep your bookkeeping clean + easier to understand.

One of the most common DMs I get is how to categorize a certain expense. Like, is Canva a marketing expense or should it go in subscriptions?

Expense categorization gets tricky because what you choose has a real effect on your tax return and how useful your financial statements are.

This guide runs through the most common expense categories, what belongs in them (and what doesn’t), and my advice to keep your bookkeeping clean + easier to understand.

One of the most common DMs I get is how to categorize a certain expense. Like, is Canva a marketing expense or should it go in subscriptions?

Expense categorization gets tricky because what you choose has a real effect on your tax return and how useful your financial statements are.

This guide runs through the most common expense categories, what belongs in them (and what doesn’t), and my advice to keep your bookkeeping clean + easier to understand.

As a new business owner, you’re inevitably going to have someone ask you, “So, you’re paying estimated taxes, right?”

Estimated taxes get brought up all the time in business circles, but I’ve noticed there is A LOT of misinformation out there about whether you actually need to pay them, how much to pay, and what you’re risking if you skip them entirely.

Most business owners I work with aren’t struggling because they aren’t making money… they run into trouble because they don’t know where their money is going next.

I’m here to help you have a stress-free tax season, and it all starts with being organized!

In this guide, you’ll find a customizable personal tax organizer you can use to check off documents as you receive them, jot down notes for your accountant, and ignore anything that doesn’t apply to you!

You know that easy, breezy, stress-free tax season I’ve been telling you is actually possible? It starts with solid year-end prep

An S corp can be a powerful tool to save on self-employment taxes, but depending on your earnings level and long-term goals, it may not be the right fit for your business.

This guide is not intended as financial advice. Please work with a qualified tax accountant to determine the best course of action for your business.

I meet with small business every day who are facing those same struggles, and I help them go from overwhelmed to confident CEOs who can make empowered decisions that grow their businesses.