Mind Your Assets, LLC

Mind Your Assets, LLC At Mind Your Assets, LLC our mission is to deliver peace of mind to business owners through down-to-

05/17/2026
05/17/2026

Celebrating my 7th year on Facebook, and being in business. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

03/07/2025

Get your bookkeeping in order

Without updated books, you can’t file your taxes. Here’s what you need to do before tax season hits to get your books in shape.
Make sure all of your business transactions are recorded properly
Screwing up your taxes because of a missing or erroneous transaction can be stressful—but also easily avoidable.

Make sure you’re recording all of your business transactions in your general ledger, and that you’re categorizing each transaction as accurately and consistently as you can. If you’re paying a developer to build an app for your Cat Cafe, for example, don’t record it as an “investment” one month and a “marketing expense” the other. Be consistent.

Make sure your books are balanced

If you use double-entry accounting, make sure that your books are balanced—that is, that the sum of all the credits is equal to the sum of all debits. Most bookkeeping software does this for you, however if you’re using paper or excel let us help guide you through double entry bookkeeping.

Reconcile your bank accounts

“Reconciling” is just a fancy accounting term for “make sure your books match your bank records.” But doing so can save you and your tax preparer loads of time and trouble.

Your bookkeeping isn’t really done until you’ve checked it against what the bank says.

Separate personal and business expenses

Not separating personal and business expenses can become a huge headache around tax time. It generally takes more time to sort through expenses when they’re mixed up in one account, and you might miss some deductions.

The sooner you open a small business account and separate your personal and business accounts, the better, if you have some personal expenses make sure your bookkeeper is aware of them. Also if you’ve used a personal account to pay for a business expense make sure that’s added to your books by your bookkeeper.

Talk to a professional

Doing everything yourself can be a great way to save money, but I strongly advise that you have an experienced tax professional take a look at your books. They can make sure you’re set up properly, that you’re taking advantage of the right year end tax moves, and that your business is in good shape for tax season.

How Mind Your Assets, LLC can help

we handle your bookkeeping and provide year-round tax services, including tax filing. We file your federal and state taxes and give you access to unlimited, on-demand consultations with a tax professional. We’re here to ensure you’re up-to-date on the latest tax information, maximizing every deduction and seizing available tax credits to minimize your tax bill. We also provide you with Detailed Financial Reports after reconciling your accounts monthly, so you’re always aware of your business's financial health.

Make sure you're ready for tax filing, the end of the year is just around the corner.

02/28/2023

Advanced ProAdvisor & Tax expert.

12/15/2022

If you are looking for a new bookkeeper or tax pro, I'd recommend looking now. Once January comes, closing books, sending out 1099s, preparing for taxes, it becomes more difficult to find a firm with the time, And many firms may decide not to accept new clients based on current workloads.

Don't wait till February.

11/16/2022

Why hire a tax professional when you can file your taxes yourself online?

An experienced tax preparer can spot deductions you don’t know about, steer you away from costly mistakes and help you create a long-term tax plan. Perhaps most importantly, a pro can put your mind at ease by dealing with all the details that go along with accurately filing your taxes.

Contact us, we want to help you.

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