With all the demands on our time during the holiday season it’s easy to push aside the
task of getting records organized for year-end. But doing so is an absolute necessity – especially for the sole practitioner. Here is some solid advice from the experts:
- How to Get Business Receipts Digitally Organized for Tax Season
- The Solo Lawyer’s Guide to Tax Deductions
- Six Steps for Better Tax Organization
- Working from Home: Ten Tax and Legal Tips
- Accounting and Tax Tips for Lawyers
Get started today. By beginning the process before year-end you will have a better sense of where you stand financially. You may find it makes sense to pre-pay 2016 expenses [bar dues, professional liability coverage, rent] or make a contribution to your IRA or other retirement fund. Wait until January 1 and it will be too late for some of these tax-saving steps.
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