Category: Roger’s Tips (page 20)

Whether you’ve recently started a business or run an already established company, the start of a new year is the perfect time to reflect upon the past twelve months and begin making resolutions to better yourself professionally.  The next few…

It’s not essential that you become overly informed, but make sure that you are regularly aware of legislative, regulation, and precedent-setting developments. These are still uncertain times. While it appears as though the economy is in a state of recovery,…

In order to effectively plan for the upcoming tax year, it’s essential that you start the year off by getting organized. Create a calendar. Utilize this standard office tool to detail all of your financial incomings and outgoings: •    When…

Tax planning and other forward-thinking strategies are essential to achieving long-term financial success. Get started by developing a strategy. A good tax plan strategy starts out by simply taking present-day data that you’ve accumulated from your business’s records and figuring…

This year, make your tax plan a resolution you can stick to. More Questions than Answers . . . Planning your taxes early in the financial year can be a bit of a headache. You probably have more questions about…

You’ve put in the time necessary towards preparing an effective business and/or budget plan for your company, now go the extra step in fully utilizing all of your hard work by collecting data and measuring your company’s overall performance.  During…

A successful business owner is one who plans in advance how best to strategically use their business’s funds to ensure that the company runs smoothly for the given budget period. Small businesses can often get away with having just one…

This past Tuesday, November 10, I was recognized as a “Cause Champion” at the Long Island Way’s 2009 Cause Champion Awards,  held at Carlyle on the Green. The award itself acknowledges individuals who provide constant support throughout Long Island’s various…

Smart budgeting comes down to a matter of knowing how best to keep it simple. There’s no formulaic secret – just balance what you are likely to earn with that which you are likely to spend during any given period…

For any business to succeed, time must be invested in creating, managing and reviewing budgets and business plans. Doing this will allow a business owner to more effectively focus his or her resources so as to improve profits, reduce costs…