Keeping Business Books Current

Good Records is Key to Better Planning

Keeping Business Books current is one of the most important areas of business management. This is important for knowing company trends, reviewing financial ratios, business financing, and saving money on unnecessary penalties from the Internal Revenue Service

Just a few fact from the IRS collection division:

  • In Fiscal Year (FY) 2022, the IRS collected more than $98.4 billion in unpaid assessments on returns filed with additional tax due, net­ting about $58.8 billion after credit transfers.
  • The IRS assessed nearly $23.8 bil­lion in additional taxes for returns not filed timely and collected almost $2.3 billion with delinquent returns.
  • In FY 2022, taxpayers proposed 36,022 offers in compromise to settle existing tax liabilities for less than the full amount owed. IRS ac­cepted 13,165 offers, amounting to more than $234.3 million, during the year.

Why keep paying extra money out by filing late and or not paying taxes on time? Keeping business books current can save you time, money and headaches. 

Bookkeeping Assistance

  1. Bank Statement Reconciliation
  2. CPA Referrals
  3. Business Tax Filing Assistance
  4. Budget, Projections
  5. Financial Preparation
  6. Business Planning
  7. QuickBooks Assistance

Contact us at [email protected] or visit our website at https://bbbookworks.com/ 

Keeping Business Books for Financing

According to the Federal Reserve “Banks’ Small Business Credit Survey”, 59% of small businesses reported being in fair or poor financial condition. The problem is made much worse when business owners fail to file taxes on time. 

According to the most recent Federal Reserve report, the average small business loan amount is approximately $663,000. Could your business qualify for a loan of this size? What are some of the hurdles that you face when pursuing business financing. 

The statistics on loan approvals have shown a sharp decline in approvals. This is why it is even more important to keep business books current and in order. Prior to applying for business financing, you should have bank statements available, business tac returns (and or an approved IRS filing extension, and other documents.  

Keep Books Current

  • Know Ratios
  • Understand Trends
  • Build Cash Flow
  • Qualify for Financing
  • Save on Fees
  • Save on Penalties
  • Profit & Loss Knowledge
  • Tax Savings + Credit Prep