Office Solutions of West GA

Because April 15 is a Sunday and April 16 Emancipation Day in the District of Columbia, you have until April 17 to file your tax return this year. That means it is 31 days until the returns must be filed. You can file an extension but that only extends the time for filing the return. If you owe tax, you still must pay that by April 17 or face underpayment penalties. If you need help filing an extension, just send us an e-mail and we will point you in the right direction.

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In addition to bookkeeping services, we also can get you organized for tax season. Whether you need business information organized or personal information organized, we can help! We do not file tax returns but can refer you to several different tax preparers in the West Georgia area. If you wish, we can even work with your tax preparer so you can focus on your business or just on your life. Give us a call or e-mail us. There should be a link on our profile for contacting us by e-mail.

Just a reminder: if you own a small business, anything purchased before December 31 can be deducted this year even if you paid for it by credit card and don't pay the bill until after January 1. So, if you are looking at a profit on the year, make the office supply store your friend next week. Or if you're a commerce member on Pcom and your membership is coming up for renewal in January (or even February), go ahead and pay that and deduct it in 2011! Happy Holidays.

To be deductible, a business expense must be both ordinary and necessary. An ordinary expense is one that is common and accepted in your field of business. A necessary expense is one that is helpful and appropriate for your business. An expense does not have to be indispensable to be considered necessary. In addition, you must be able to substantiate your expense. If possible, move expenses ahead to this year and pay bills that will be due. If possible, move income into NEXT year. Both of these techniques are not always possible but when possible, do them. Replenish your office supplies N

As you can see, I'm pretty new here myself. Always like to see small businesses succeed!

Welcome!! Glad to have you here. If there is anything I can do for you, just send me an e-mail.

Those of us who provide services would like you to remember us, too. Not all small businesses are retailers. Some of the non-retail small businesses on here are: auto detailers accounting services carpet cleaners paving contractors auto repair computer repair funeral homes hair salons heating and air contractors painting contractors insurance agencies and agents real estate agencies and agents chiropractors and many, many more. "Shop" us, too, please.

Wishing all my clients, and hopeful clients, a very Happy Thanksgiving!

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Seeking new bookkeeping and office administration clients in the Paulding, Polk, west Cobb, Douglas County area. We will even work with your tax preparer to get information to them for your tax return. File early with our help. Give us a call today! Ask what we can do to help YOU be more profitable and free you up to concentrate on your business.

I received an e-mail the other day that was clearly cut and paste and HORRIBLE. Even if I had been looking for someone, which I'm not, I don't think I would have considered this person. I'm almost hesitant to even say that here because I think a Pcommer might have told them I was hiring when I'm not. I am seeking new CLIENTS, not employees.

I couldn't agree more. We small businesses are what keeps America going.

I miss my former boss. Think I'll send him an e-mail to let him know I'm thinking about him and let him know how much I appreciate all he did for me, both personally and professionally. And while I don't have a boss now, I want to tell my clients how much I appreciate them. I hope one, or three, in particular is reading this. To the others, thank you for your confidence in me and my ability. It means a lot to me.

Your husband is very fortunate. OT is not required to be paid until it is over 40 hours a week worked. There is no provision in Georgia law about the number of hours per day. Some states do have provisions such as this. My last employer was wonderful about overtime. I got paid double for Saturdays even though I rarely ever worked 40 hours in a week including Saturday.