A Strong Business History
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Businesses that have made a difference are the ones that have been able to stand the test of time. Even though you’re just starting your business/home business, there are some things you can do to build a strong business history with a positive image and secure future success. First, you must do things correctly and legally, following all the rules, and don’t cut corners in order to give yourself the upper hand or to make quick money.

Organization is a key to success, so keep things structured in your home business and maintain detailed records. There are many important aspects of keeping precise records of your financial dealings, not the least of which is avoiding a major pain at tax time and keeping yourself clear of IRS audits. It can be difficult if not impossible to claim some of the tax breaks your company is entitled to if you don’t keep clean financial records. Some companies stay so close to the black line, that it can be those tax deductions that help turn a profit for the year. Business experts advise keeping your records for a minimum of three years.

Keeping track of your business transactions doesn’t have to be complicated or terribly technical. For many years, businesses have managed record keeping through a simple system of writing down all transactions and putting them into some sort of file. You can do the same, or if you’re more comfortable with using a computer and software then you can use that to make your record keeping for your home business even easier. As computer files can be lost in a system crash or even accidentally erased, take the time once a month or so, to make backup files of all your important records. If you are in charge of more than one business, be sure to keep separate records for each.

And, don’t count totally on your account, although at times it’s unavoidable. It is in your best interest, as a business owner, to at least have a working knowledge of the books as anyone could fall victim to a less-than-scrupulous accountant. The more you know about your business’s records, the less likely you are to become someone’s prey. Besides, with the knowledge and ability to take care of your books, you can cut back on what is oftentimes a very expensive bit of payroll. Always act in a professional manner, no matter the situation and create skilled business ties at the beginning of your venture, so that inquiries regarding your home-based business operation can be answered in a positive light.

Day to day operations can create a “can’t see the forest for the trees” mentality. So, if you have the records and an easy system with which to look back over your numbers, you’ll never have to rely on your feelings or memory to gage how well your business or home-based business is doing.

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