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Year End Small Business Accounting Checklist [Infographic]

The new Transit Tax does not go into effect until July 1, but Intuit/QuickBooks has already put it into the payroll items list so it is affecting payroll.

Year End Small Business Accounting Checklist [Infographic]

December 20, 2017
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Don’t forget to book your year-end review! As we come to the end of yet another fiscal year, and approach the start of a new tax season, ebs Associates is recommending that our clients take time to schedule a year-end review with their ebs Financial Controller. Depending on your needs, this review can be done over the phone, via email or in person.

  • General Ledger Review
  • Budget Analysis & Planning
  • Tax Prep & Plan for 1099s & W2s
  • Review Insurance Policies, Leases & Loan Documents

It’s not to late to save on your taxes!

Get a QuickBooks 2018 product by December 31 and you may be able to deduct the cost from your 2017 business income. We have sales running on QuickBooks Desktop, Online, Point of Sale, Payroll & More.

 

Year-End Financial Accounting Checklist

This infographic was was provided by Kristin Ewald Intuit, Inc. 

 

Accounting Checklist 2018
Accounting Checklist 2018
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