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Redemption Accounting Professional, Inc We are fully committed to helping our clients succeed by performing the critical Accounting functions that keep you financially solvent!

Our goal is to provide quality service to our clients. We have a broad client base including restaurants, small convenience stores, non-profits, churches, and construction, check cashing, taxi, trucking, and real estate businesses.

Business owners hear a lot about “write-offs.” But tax planning shouldn't consist only of asking:“What can I deduct?”A d...
10/15/2026

Business owners hear a lot about “write-offs.” But tax planning shouldn't consist only of asking:
“What can I deduct?”
A deduction generally reduces the income subject to tax, while a tax credit generally reduces tax itself, subject to the specific credit's rules and limitations.
Depending on the business and circumstances, federal business provisions can include credits associated with certain activities.
Before year-end, ask your tax professional:
“Based on what my business actually did this year, are there any tax credits we should evaluate?”
Start with facts rather than chasing a list from social media:
What employees did we hire?
What benefits or plans did we establish?
What investments or improvements did we make?
What industry-specific activities occurred?
Then determine whether any applicable provision deserves further review.

Redemption Accounting can review the financial activity of your business as part of tax planning and help identify areas that warrant evaluation for potential tax treatment or available opportunities.
Good tax planning isn't about collecting random “write-offs.” It's about understanding which tax rules actually apply to your business.
Let Redemption Accounting help you ask the right questions.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/tax-planning-consultation

Putting Your Company Name on the Vehicle Doesn't Make Every Mile a Business Mile.A truck, SUV, or car may be owned by th...
10/13/2026

Putting Your Company Name on the Vehicle Doesn't Make Every Mile a Business Mile.

A truck, SUV, or car may be owned by the business or used heavily for work but business and personal use still need to be distinguished when applicable.
The IRS requires taxpayers to substantiate vehicle expenses with adequate records or other sufficient evidence. IRS

Don't wait until tax preparation to reconstruct an entire year's vehicle use.
Review your records now:
- Are business miles being tracked?
- Can you distinguish business from personal use?
- Are parking and business-related tolls being recorded?
- Were vehicles purchased, sold, or traded during the year?
- Are supporting records being maintained consistently?
If your mileage log stopped somewhere around March, October is better than next April to discover it.

Redemption Accounting can help businesses maintain organized vehicle-related accounting records and identify documentation gaps before tax preparation.

Your vehicle may work for the business. Make sure your records can show how. Let Redemption Accounting help you get organized.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/tax-planning-consultation

Selling an Asset? The Sales Price Isn't the Whole Tax StoryThat Equipment Is Fully Paid Off. But What Happens Tax-Wise W...
10/08/2026

Selling an Asset? The Sales Price Isn't the Whole Tax Story

That Equipment Is Fully Paid Off. But What Happens Tax-Wise When You Sell It?
Businesses regularly replace vehicles, machinery, furniture, computers, and other assets.
An owner might think:
“I bought it for $60,000 and I'm selling it for $25,000, so I lost $35,000.”

But tax accounting isn't necessarily that simple.
Prior depreciation affects an asset's adjusted tax basis, and the tax treatment of a sale can depend on factors including what the asset is, how it was used, its adjusted basis, and the amount received.

Before selling or trading a significant business asset, locate:
Original cost → Improvements → Depreciation already taken → Current tax basis → Expected selling price

Then discuss the transaction before it happens, rather than handing over the sales paperwork months later.

Redemption Accounting can help maintain accurate fixed-asset records and review the accounting and potential tax implications of a planned transaction with you.

Before you sell the truck, equipment, or other major business asset, understand what the transaction could mean for your taxes. Talk to Redemption Accounting first.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/tax-planning-consultation

Tax Planning Starts With Asking: “What Changed in My Business?”Your Business May Look Different Than It Did in January. ...
10/07/2026

Tax Planning Starts With Asking: “What Changed in My Business?”

Your Business May Look Different Than It Did in January. Your Tax Strategy Should Notice.
Business owners often think tax planning means finding deductions. But one of the most useful October exercises is much simpler:
Identify what changed.

Did you add a partner?
Start paying yourself differently?
Open another location? Sell an asset?
Take on new financing?
Hire employees?
Begin operating in another state?
Add a new line of business?
Those changes can have financial and tax consequences that shouldn't first be discovered when the return is being prepared.
Create a “What Changed This Year?” list and review it with your tax professional before year-end. Include major changes involving: Ownership, Compensation, Employees, Locations, Business assets, Financing, New states or markets, Major contracts or transactions.

Redemption Accounting can bring your accounting records and tax-planning conversation together to identify significant changes that deserve attention before December 31.
Let Redemption Accounting review the business you have today.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/tax-planning-consultation

This is one of the better problems a business owner can have. But it is still a decision.As year-end approaches, a profi...
10/06/2026

This is one of the better problems a business owner can have. But it is still a decision.
As year-end approaches, a profitable business may accumulate additional cash. The instinct may be to immediately:
Buy equipment.
Pay down debt.
Give bonuses.
Increase owner distributions.
Hire.
Expand.
Leave everything in the bank.

But the right answer isn't automatically one of those choices.
The more useful question is:
What job does this cash need to perform for the business?

Before committing excess cash, consider competing priorities:
RESERVE — Does the business have enough liquidity for unexpected events?
DEBT — Would reducing certain debt meaningfully strengthen the company?
TAXES — Are upcoming tax obligations already accounted for?
REINVESTMENT — Is there an investment with a clear business purpose and expected return?
PEOPLE — Does the company need additional talent or employee retention investment?
OWNERS — Can the business support distributions without weakening operating liquidity?

Redemption Accounting can help owners evaluate competing uses of business cash and understand the financial trade-offs before the money is committed.
Let Redemption Accounting help you decide what your money should do next.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/schedule-your-consultation

Don't Build Next Year's Budget by Simply Adding 10% to This Year's Expenses.Your business next year may have different e...
10/01/2026

Don't Build Next Year's Budget by Simply Adding 10% to This Year's Expenses.

Your business next year may have different employees, pricing, rent, insurance costs, debt obligations, technology, customers, marketing needs, or growth plans.
A strategic budget should reflect where the business is going, not simply repeat where it has been.

Start building your next-year budget from the business plan backward. For each major goal, ask:
- What has to be financially true for us to accomplish this?
- If you want to add three employees: What will wages, payroll costs, benefits, equipment, and onboarding require?
- If you want another location: What will occupancy, staffing, inventory, insurance, and startup costs require?
- If you want higher profit: What needs to happen to revenue, pricing, costs, or margins?
That's the difference between having a budget and using a budget to manage the business.

Redemption Accounting can provide Fractional CFO support to help transform business goals into financial assumptions, budgets, targets, and measurable expectations.
Let Redemption Accounting help turn your business plan into a financial plan.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/schedule-your-consultation

Join Me at the 2027 Assisted Living & Caregivers Conference!I’m excited to share that I’ll be speaking at the 2027 Assis...
09/30/2026

Join Me at the 2027 Assisted Living & Caregivers Conference!

I’m excited to share that I’ll be speaking at the 2027 Assisted Living & Caregivers Conference, happening January 29–30, 2027, at the Palm Beach County Convention Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.

This two-day event brings together caregivers, assisted living owners, administrators, aspiring owners, senior care professionals, and industry leaders for education, networking, practical insights, and meaningful conversations.

If you’re looking for an opportunity to learn, make valuable connections, discover helpful resources, and get in the room with others who understand this industry, I’d love for you to join me.

As part of my community, you can also receive a special discount on your ticket.

Discount Code: DRFRANTZ60
Register Here: https://www.floridaassistedlivingconsulting.com/offers/kmFjs6hM?coupon_code=DRFRANTZ60

You can learn more about the conference here:
https://www.floridaassistedlivingconsulting.com/assisted-living-and-caregivers-conference

This conference has sold out in previous years, so I encourage you to secure your ticket early. I hope to see you there!

If Your Biggest Customer Left Tomorrow, How Much of Your Revenue Would Disappear With Them?Having a major client can fee...
09/28/2026

If Your Biggest Customer Left Tomorrow, How Much of Your Revenue Would Disappear With Them?

Having a major client can feel like a sign of business strength. And it can be. But there is another side owners sometimes overlook: Customer concentration risk - Imagine your company generates $1 million annually, but one customer accounts for $400,000. That means 40% of the company's revenue depends on one relationship. If that customer reduces orders, delays payments, changes suppliers, closes, or doesn't renew its contract, the effect can reach far beyond sales.
Payroll, rent, debt payments, hiring plans, and other commitments don't automatically fall by 40% too.
Before planning next year's growth, identify: What percentage of revenue comes from your top 1, top 3, and top 5 customers?

Then ask:
- How dependent are we on any one customer?
- Are our fixed expenses built around that revenue?
- When do major contracts renew?
- Are we actively diversifying our customer base?
- What would happen financially if one major account disappeared?

This is the kind of question a growing company should answer before it becomes a problem.

Redemption Accounting's Fractional CFO support can help business owners analyze revenue concentration, understand financial exposure, and incorporate those risks into future planning.
Let Redemption Accounting help you see the bigger picture.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/schedule-your-consultation

The final quarter can push businesses into growth mode. The company gets busier, but not necessarily more profitable.Ima...
09/24/2026

The final quarter can push businesses into growth mode. The company gets busier, but not necessarily more profitable.

Imagine one service generates $20,000 in revenue but requires substantial labor, materials, subcontractors, discounts, and rework.

Another generates $12,000 with significantly fewer direct costs.

Which one should the company focus on?

Revenue alone won't answer that.

Before committing heavily to Q4 sales activity, evaluate profitability by:

Service → Product → Customer → Project → Location, where applicable.

Redemption Accounting can help business owners understand what deserves more attention as they enter the final quarter.

Don't make “busier” your Q4 goal. Make better profitability the goal. Talk to Redemption Accounting.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/schedule-your-consultation

A storm doesn't have to destroy your building to affect your finances.A business could lose several operating days, expe...
09/23/2026

A storm doesn't have to destroy your building to affect your finances.

A business could lose several operating days, experience delayed customer payments, face temporary closures, pay employees during downtime, deal with supply interruptions, or incur unexpected repair and recovery costs.

How long could your business continue meeting its obligations if normal revenue suddenly stopped?

Instead of looking only at the amount currently in the bank, estimate your financial runway.

Identify your essential monthly obligations, including:

Payroll
Rent or mortgage
Loan payments
Insurance
Critical vendors
Utilities
Other expenses that continue even if operations slow down, then compare those commitments with available liquidity and realistic incoming cash.

The purpose isn't to predict a hurricane. It's to understand your business's financial resilience before an interruption happens.

Redemption Accounting's Fractional CFO services can help businesses evaluate their financial obligations, liquidity, and contingency needs so owners aren't trying to understand their financial position in the middle of a disruption.
Let Redemption Accounting help you understand whether the financial side is prepared too.
https://calendly.com/redemptionaccountingpro-info/schedule-your-consultation

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