“Paying yourself first means saving before you do anything else,” says David Blaylock, CFP® with LearnVest Planning Services. “Try and set aside a certain portion of your income the day you get paid before you spend any discretionary money. Most people wait and only save what’s left over—that’s paying yourself last.”
There is no legal requirement to engage an accountant when running a business. You can do all the tasks of keeping books, preparing your taxes, creating financial reports, and monitoring your cash flow yourself. However, there are some areas where an accountant can provide great value and guidance in managing your business. So how do you choose an accountant? What exactly can they do for you? And, if you already have one, are they giving you what you need? Continue reading
Diana Rae CPA 