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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Nov 13 2018

Boost Your Tax Savings in 2018 With Year-End Planning

The end of the year is always a busy time for business owners. While juggling holiday planning, you also have to take care of some important business duties so you will have a successful year when the calendar flips over. Solid year-end tax planning helps you know where you stand in 2018 and how to prepare for 2019.

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Nov 06 2018

Do You Have Time to be a Hands-On Landlord?

Investing in rental properties can help you reach your financial goals. But, being a good landlord takes practice, and no matter how much you read, there really isn’t a substitute for experience. That’s why many successful real estate investors and landlords depend on their property management companies. They say that a competent property manager can add significant value to the investment. Here are some of the benefits of skilled property management services:

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Oct 23 2018

You Can Save Money With Year-End Tax Planning

The last quarter of any year is a busy one for anyone who wants to get a jump on tax planning and preparation. With holidays and shopping competing for your attention it’s easy to lose your focus on long-range financial planning. However, for those who can set aside time to review their finances, the advantages gained are many.

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Oct 16 2018

Cash or Full Accrual Budgeting for Your Small Business?

At some point, every small business owner will need to make an important decision: should they use cash or accrual budgeting for their company? Businesses use both the cash basis and full accrual basis of accounting and budgeting in their operations. There are advantages and disadvantages to both of these options, and you should consider talking with an accountant to learn about how these methods will impact your business. 

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Oct 02 2018

Do You Want to Be a Successful Real Estate Investor?

Think you want to invest in rental properties? Are you considering buying residential property for rentals? Experts advise people who invest in real estate for building future wealth to make a long term commitment. Here’s how: 

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Sep 25 2018

Is a Budget the Right Tool For Your Church?

A church needs to be financially healthy to carry out its planned mission. A budget is a necessary tool for achieving the congregation's goals. It can serve as a roadmap for planning and decision-making. Here's why:

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Sep 18 2018

What Are the Advantages of a Roth IRA?

Today young workers are encouraged to start savings and asset building strategies as early as possible. A valuable asset to most individuals is their retirement account. A common question is whether to choose a traditional (tax-deferred) or a Roth option. 

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Sep 11 2018

Do You Struggle With Cash Flow Management?

Cash flow management can make-or-break a company, and if you aren't properly managing the flow of your money, then you are setting your business up for failure. If you want to achieve long-term success with your company, then you need to make sure that you have cash available at all times. 

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Sep 05 2018

How to Lead Your Nonprofit to Financial Success

Nonprofits address critical needs in the community. They promote awareness of issues, provide services that might otherwise be unmet, and can organize a community to make a difference. Unfortunately, nonprofits also tend to struggle with financial challenges. Successful nonprofit leaders, use concrete strategies to maximize financial resources.

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Posted by: Charles P Myrick CPA Posted on: Aug 28 2018

Want to Avoid a Tax Audit? These Things Are Triggers

Summer is the season for tax audits. You may have forgotten all about the tax preparation process of last winter. Realistically, the chances for an individual audit are low - around 0.6 percent or about one in every 160 returns. However, tax preparers advise that it’s important for their clients to be aware of the triggers. Here are some of the things that the professionals pay attention to as they prepare your tax return:

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