Understanding Your Accounting Needs
There are two ways to look at your accounting needs. The first is based on skill set. The second is based on roles in your company. One: Skill Set As Patrick Bonnaure, ProLedge Founder, says: If
New Year’s Revolution
This time of year I cannot help but think of my sister. She is part of the management team of one of the most successful health care cooperatives in the country. She owns a big
Bledsoe’s Guide to Gifting and Year End Tax Planning
I’m honored to present guest blogger David C. Bledsoe, CPA/PFS owner of Bledsoe Financial LLC. David helps people with moola planning and wealth building. He is very knowledgeable and is a top notch human
Jackie’s Guide to a stress free New Year
There are lots of things that can be done now to make the first months of 2013 easier. Here is a list of actions items: 1. Collect W-9s Most people know they have to give
Bartering and Trading – Mean It, Book It
If you do the math, bartering and trading may not save you any more money than, at most, negotiating a good price for a product or service. So what’s the big deal about bartering? I
Is That Really a Non-Profit?
This time of year many of us start getting lots of requests for donations. In Corvallis alone, there are 283 non-profit organizations who can accept tax deductible donations. Cash and in-kind donations are tax deductible