Posts by Amy Ragan
What is Out-Of-Scope Work and How to Avoid It
As a full-service accounting and payroll firm, Accounting Complete prides itself on offering comprehensive services to meet your business needs, including monthly bookkeeping, annual business tax returns, payroll management, and sales tax preparation. However, even with our all-inclusive approach, some tasks fall outside the scope of these agreed-upon services. These tasks, known as “out-of-scope” work,…
Read MoreBuilding Core Values for Business Success: A Guide for Your Company
In today’s competitive business environment, core values serve as a compass that guides companies through daily operations, customer interactions, and long-term decisions. For companies like Accounting Complete, these values are more than just words—they’re foundational principles that define our identity, inform our culture, and drive our performance. In this post, we’ll explore why core values…
Read MoreHow the 2024 Presidential Election Could Reshape Corporate Tax Policies
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, one of the focal points of debate is corporate tax policy. Changes in corporate taxation can have wide-ranging effects, impacting everything from a company’s bottom line to broader economic growth. This potential shift has implications for companies, investors, and even employees, making it a topic of significant interest. Here,…
Read MoreAccounting and the 2024 Election: What Does It Mean For Your Small Business?
As the 2024 election approaches, discussions about policies and potential economic shifts are heating up, especially regarding their impact on businesses and financial planning. From tax changes and regulatory reforms to labor policies, the outcome of this election could shape the accounting landscape for years to come. Understanding these potential changes can help businesses and…
Read More5 Things Accountants Need to Do After Tax Season
Tax season is one of the most intense periods for accountants. The long hours, constant client communication, and the immense pressure to meet deadlines make it a marathon of focus and endurance. Once it’s over, many accountants might be tempted to take a well-deserved break. While rest is undoubtedly essential, things accountants need to do…
Read MoreMaximizing Returns: Tax Strategies for Real Estate Investors
Investing in real estate can be a lucrative way to build wealth, but like any financial endeavor, taxes can eat into your profits if you’re not careful. Fortunately, there are several tax strategies that can help real estate investors reduce their tax burden and maximize returns. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just getting started,…
Read MoreTop 5 Halloween Costumes for Accountants: Balancing Spreadsheets and Spookiness!
It’s that spooky time of year again—when ghosts, ghouls, and goblins wander the streets… but what about the number crunchers? Yes, accountants deserve to join in on the Halloween fun, too! But forget the same old vampire capes and witch hats. These Halloween costumes for accountants allow you to think outside the ledger and will…
Read MoreOutsourcing Accounting: What Small Business Owners Need to Know
Running a small business is demanding, with financial management being one of the most crucial tasks. Many small business owners face the dilemma of whether to outsource accounting and payroll functions to a professional firm. While outsourcing accounting offers benefits such as expertise, efficiency, and compliance, owners often have concerns that need addressing before making…
Read MoreFinancial Planning for College Students: Managing Back To School Expenses
As summer ends, parents of college-age students will prepare for the new academic year. While this time is filled with excitement, it can also bring significant financial challenges. From tuition to textbooks and living expenses, college costs can quickly add up. However, with careful financial planning for college, parents can manage these expenses effectively and…
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