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Peace Luv Biz Full service accounting companies - for start ups up to 3 million in annual revenue. Peace Luv Biz is a brand of Roche Capital Ventures Inc.

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A good budget doesn't start with a blank spreadsheet. It starts with three questions. What happened this year? What's ch...
10/09/2026

A good budget doesn't start with a blank spreadsheet. It starts with three questions. What happened this year? What's changing next year? And what if something goes wrong? Put this year's actual numbers into that, and you've got a plan you can stick to.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: A budget isn't a cage. It's a map. πŸ’œ

January 1099 season is easier when you prepare in October. Get a W-9 from every contractor now. Then sort your payments ...
10/08/2026

January 1099 season is easier when you prepare in October. Get a W-9 from every contractor now. Then sort your payments by how you made them. Checks and bank transfers go on a 1099-NEC. Card and payment-app payments usually show up on a 1099-K instead. 1099-NECs are due January 31.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: An hour in October saves a scramble in January. πŸ’œ

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You don't need an office in a state to owe sales tax there. Selling across state lines can create an obligation to colle...
10/07/2026

You don't need an office in a state to owe sales tax there. Selling across state lines can create an obligation to collect, even if you've never been there. What matters is where your customers are.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: Know where you sell, and the rest is manageable. πŸ’œ

The setup that worked in year one might not fit the business you have now. An LLC is a legal choice. How it's taxed is a...
10/06/2026

The setup that worked in year one might not fit the business you have now. An LLC is a legal choice. How it's taxed is a separate one, and you can revisit it as the business grows.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: Growth is a good reason to take another look. πŸ’œ

December isn't the time to start year-end planning. It's the time to finish it. Start by getting your books up to date. ...
10/05/2026

December isn't the time to start year-end planning. It's the time to finish it. Start by getting your books up to date. Then estimate where the year will end up. Only after that should you decide whether to buy, wait or pay ahead. Doing it in that order means you're not guessing in the last week of the year.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: Start in October, and December gets quiet. πŸ’œ

Plenty of owners plan to retire on the business: sell it someday, live off it later.Someday isn't a plan. Putting every ...
10/02/2026

Plenty of owners plan to retire on the business: sell it someday, live off it later.

Someday isn't a plan. Putting every dollar back into the business, waiting for a better year, and leaving the decision until tax time all end the same way: less set aside for you, with fewer options when you finally look.

The business can fund your retirement. It shouldn't be your retirement.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: Your business is not your retirement plan. It's what funds one.

Here's how many business miles you can deduct without a record: zero.For each trip, the IRS expects the date, where you ...
10/01/2026

Here's how many business miles you can deduct without a record: zero.

For each trip, the IRS expects the date, where you went, the business purpose, and the miles driven. Rebuilding a year of driving from memory in March doesn't hold up well, and it's no fun either.

A mileage app or a notebook in the glovebox takes a few seconds per trip, and every one of those miles stays yours.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: No log, no deduction. A few seconds per trip keeps every mile.

Every December, somebody buys equipment they don't need "for the write-off."Here's the math they skip: a deduction doesn...
09/30/2026

Every December, somebody buys equipment they don't need "for the write-off."

Here's the math they skip: a deduction doesn't give you back the full dollar. It lowers your tax on that dollar. You still spent the dollar.

A purchase you already needed, timed on purpose, is smart planning. A purchase made only for the deduction is just spending with a tax-flavored excuse.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: A deduction is not a discount. It's a partial refund on money already spent.

Your credit score matters, but it isn't the whole picture.When a lender looks at your business, they want answers to thr...
09/29/2026

Your credit score matters, but it isn't the whole picture.

When a lender looks at your business, they want answers to three questions: πŸ’œ Cash flow: can the payment come from money that's already coming in? πŸ’œ Clean books: are your records current, reconciled, and easy to follow? πŸ’œ Existing debt: how much do you already owe?

The good news is that all three are within your control, and all three show up in your books long before you fill out an application.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: A loan isn't approved on hope. It's approved on records.

Q4 starts Thursday. That makes this week a good time to check where your books stand.Four questions:Is every account rec...
09/28/2026

Q4 starts Thursday. That makes this week a good time to check where your books stand.

Four questions:

Is every account reconciled through September?
Is anything still uncategorized?
Are your receipts attached to the transactions?
Are owner draws kept separate from expenses?

If you answered "no" to one or two, that isn't a failure. It's a backlog, and backlogs clear. Starting in October gives you three calm months. Starting in March gives you three frantic weeks.

Peace Luv Biz takeaway: October catch-up is a chore. March catch-up is a crisis.

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 12pm

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