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09/28/2023

Mountain Top Bookkeeping is open to take on clients! Send me a message or email me for a quote!

06/30/2023

Hey everyone!!!! Mountain Top Bookkeeping, LLC is taking on new clients!!! Reach out to me for a list of services and quotes!!

01/18/2023

I have openings for clients! If you are looking for a bookkeeper to help organize your expenses for the upcoming tax season, give me a call!

01/15/2023

Give me a call or shoot me an email today!

01/03/2023

Time to close out 2022!

01/01/2023

May 2023 bring many adventures and lots of Joy to you and your family!

12/31/2022

Happy New Year's Eve!!

12/30/2022

End of Year Bookkeeping Tips!
7. Budget for the New Year
Don’t wait until the first week of January to create a budget. We recommend starting today. Ideally, you will want to set up an annual budget, separated by month. Your budget should take into consideration the following estimates:

Income
Day-to-Day Expenses
Capital Expenditures
When creating your budget, be conservative, and consider market trends as well as the trajectory of your brand and its reputation in the industry.

12/27/2022

End of the year Bookkeeping Tips!
6. Thank Your Customers!
While this isn’t an actual bookkeeping or accounting task, it’s important for the long-term viability of your small business. You can show your customers that you appreciated their business this year and look forward to meeting their needs for another 12 months.

Keep in mind, you don’t have to spend a lot to say, “thank you.” While some businesses enjoy sending exorbitant gift baskets to their customers, a simple holiday card goes a long way as well.

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas to you and your family from Mountain Top Bookkeeping!

12/23/2022

End of Year Bookkeeping Tips!
5. Collect W-9s, 1099s, and W-2s
If you exceeded the IRS’s threshold of $600 in cumulative payments to independent contractors for that tax year, then you must complete Form 1099-MISC Reporting for Nonemployee Compensation, due by January 31st. As a best practice, you should collect W-9 information when you begin an engagement with an independent contractor, such as a web designer or virtual assistant.

Form W-2s are required to report compensation paid to employees throughout the year. This compensation includes annual wages, tips, etc.

12/21/2022

End of the Year Bookkeeping Tips!
4. Take Inventory
Even if you don’t sell products, it’s always a good idea to take stock of your inventory as the year comes to a close. This should include office supplies, furniture, and equipment, such as computers.

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Boise, ID

Telephone

+12084018952

Website

https://kristinakedwards.wixsite.com/mountain-top-bookkee

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