Hiring someone to manage your books is a big decision. Whether you’re a growing startup, a busy freelancer, or an established small business, chances are you’ve debated between bringing someone in-house or outsourcing to a bookkeeping firm. So—what’s the better move? Let’s break down the pros and cons of each, and why working with a […]
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Let’s be honest: letting someone into your books feels a little like handing over the keys to your house. You’ve worked hard to build your business, and the thought of giving a stranger access to your financials? It’s not just a business decision—it’s a personal one. So when we hear the objection: “I don’t feel
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Stay tax-compliant and maximize deductions with smart bookkeeping. Learn how bookkeepers help with taxes, sales tax filing, and financial organization! Running a business is exciting, but let’s be real—keeping up with taxes and compliance can feel like a never-ending headache. The good news? A bookkeeper can be your financial lifesaver, helping you stay organized, maximize
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Running a business is exciting—until you realize you’re spending more time tracking expenses than actually making money. That’s where bookkeeping comes in! But how much does bookkeeping really cost, and is it worth it? Let’s break down the pricing, whether bookkeepers charge hourly or flat rates, and if you can write off bookkeeping services on
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Running a business is challenging enough without drowning in financial paperwork. Yet, bookkeeping remains one of the biggest headaches for entrepreneurs. If you’ve ever wondered whether you need a bookkeeper, how much it costs, or how it can help your business grow—you’re not alone! Let’s tackle some of the most common questions business owners ask
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Tax season is already a stressful time, and now, the IRS is facing massive layoffs that could slow down tax return processing, delay refunds, and impact customer service. With 6,700 employees being cut, taxpayers may experience longer wait times and challenges when seeking assistance. At MCMG Tax, we believe that preparation is key. In this
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Stay ahead this tax season! Discover why timely bookkeeping reduces stress, avoids costly mistakes, and maximizes savings year-round. The High Stakes of Tax Season Tax season is a time of year that comes with its own unique stressors. Whether you’re a business owner managing a web of income streams or an individual filing a straightforward
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IRS raises 2025 business mileage rate to 70 cents per mile, reflecting updated vehicle costs. Learn what this means for your tax deductions 2025 Standard Mileage Rates Effective January 1, 2025, the standard mileage rates for cars, vans, pickups, and panel trucks are as follows: These rates apply to all vehicle types, including fully electric,
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The DOJ seeks Supreme Court approval to enforce the Corporate Transparency Act, impacting BOI reporting for millions of U.S. businesses. Learn more here. Background on the Corporate Transparency Act The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), enacted in 2021, aims to enhance anti-money laundering efforts by requiring reporting companies to disclose information about their beneficial owners. These
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a crucial reminder to taxpayers in disaster-affected areas: depending on their location, 2023 tax returns are due by either February 3, 2025, or May 1, 2025. This relief aims to accommodate individuals and businesses impacted by various natural disasters from late spring through the end of 2024. Understanding
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