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Using Purchase Orders in QuickBooks Online

April 10, 2018 by John Charles Roe

QuickBooks Online Plus offers the ability to create purchase orders. But they require knowledge that may be foreign to you. If your business purchases products from vendors that you then sell, you may have occasion to use purchase orders. These forms simply tell your suppliers what items you want to buy from them. Not all […]

Filed Under: QuickBooks

Making a Year’s Profit in a Seasonal Business

March 30, 2018 by John Charles Roe

Running a business takes an enormous amount of time and energy. It’s not easy keeping up with all the details, so many business owners seek help from Roe CPA, P.C., an Atlanta CPA firm with extensive experience in all facets of small business accounting. If you have a seasonal business, you most likely face some […]

Filed Under: Accounting

Understanding The Financial Differences Between Home Renovations

March 20, 2018 by John Charles Roe

Some improvements are likely to increase your home’s value. However, others may actually decrease potential buyers’ interest in your home. So, put away your toolbox until you know more about projects that typically don’t pay. Too Much Improvement When you remodel your house, it should be in keeping with your neighborhood. Having your house stand […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Accounting, Tax

Customize QuickBooks Forms for a More Professional Image

March 10, 2018 by John Charles Roe

Want an easy, free way to make your business look more professional and polished? Customize your forms. QuickBooks has the tools. You probably don’t get as many paper forms in the U.S. Mail as you used to. But when you do, do you draw conclusions about the business that sent them based on what their […]

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Does The Sale of Your Home Qualify For A Federal Income Tax Exclusion?

February 28, 2018 by John Charles Roe

So, you’ve sold your home and made a nice profit on the sale. Now you may be wondering if Uncle Sam is entitled to a cut of this profit. Although gain on a home sale is potentially taxable, you may qualify for a federal income-tax exclusion. The Rules in General If you’re a single taxpayer, […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Accounting, Tax

Know Your Tax Requirements for Your Rental Properties

February 20, 2018 by John Charles Roe

For years, owners of rental properties that show a tax loss have had to contend with the tax law’s “passive loss” limitations. With limited exceptions, real estate rental losses may be used only to reduce passive income — the rental losses are not currently deductible against nonpassive income, such as salary. Now, owners of real […]

Filed Under: Real Estate Accounting, Tax

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