By Receipt Cat Staff posted on November 12, 2022
Wherever you choose to do your job, having a clean environment can help you maintain mental clarity. Maintaining order is essential to achieving your highest productivity levels, whether working from home or in an office setting.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on November 9, 2022
If you are hoping to simplify this procedure by scanning your receipts, you may be wondering whether or not the Internal Revenue Service would accept your scanned receipts. Do scans of receipts have the same legal weight as the original paper versions when it comes to supporting tax write-offs?
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on November 2, 2022
Are you aware that tax deductions and tax credits bring about a reduction in our tax liability via entirely different mechanisms? In other words, tax deductions and tax credits aren't the same thing, although many individuals often are under the impression that they are.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 31, 2022
Consider all of the receipts you've accumulated this year. Do you have a strategy for organizing all those receipts? When you get to the end of the year and feel the pressure to have your taxes done, you’ll wish you kept track and organized your receipts.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 26, 2022
Operating a successful business requires effective time management. Here’s our best time-saving recommendations to make better use of your time.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 22, 2022
Does your business have satisfied and happy customers? Those customers are the key to the most effective methods to let others know about your business or company.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 17, 2022
Both small businesses and individuals are legally required to retain receipts and invoices for a minimum of seven years. Typically, this meant stacks of papers on your desk or in filing cabinets, which took up a lot of space but served little another purpose than to sit there and store documents.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 13, 2022
Small business owners want to ensure that their operations are legal from the beginning. But, it is possible that you may not know what legal obligations you have. This article will explain how to obtain a U.S. business license and why it is important.
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 9, 2022
Receipts are proof of a sales transactions and it is important that you hang on to these receipts just in case you need to provide proof to the IRS or other entities, customers, etc. Two of the more common reasons to keep receipts are...
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By Receipt Cat Staff posted on October 1, 2022
If a business doesn’t have steady revenue, it has little chance of success. In direct selling, it is critical to determine which strategies attract and keep consumers. These are five most effective direct sales strategies and how direct sales can make your small business or brand successful and profitable.
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By Jordan Kennedy posted on August 23, 2022
You've heard that you should deduct your business expenses, but why? How do writing off business expenses help me save money? This article explores examples using realistic numbers to help you understand how deducting business expenses can help put money back in your pocket.
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By Jordan Kennedy posted on July 4, 2022
You've taken the step towards working as an independent contractor, or you've decided to start your own business. Congrats! Being an independent worker can be be very fulfilling and exciting. However, one big question is probably bouncing around in your mind—how much money should I set aside for taxes?
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By Jordan Kennedy posted on June 29, 2022
Tax deductions are a way that you can save significant money on your taxes. Small businesses can deduct all kinds of expenses, including travel, office supplies, and much more. Take a look at a comprehensive list of everything you could write-off this tax season.
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