#19: QUARTERLY FOCUS IN YOUR BUSINESS

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In today's episode, I’m discussing quarterly focus for your business. I’ll talk about what every business owner needs to focus on each quarter—like taxes, payroll, and goal setting. I'll walk you through the nitty-gritty of estimated and payroll taxes, highlight key tax deadlines, and discuss the importance of quarterly goal-setting and evaluation for sustained business growth. Grab your calendar and get ready to plan each business "season" for maximum impact!

Mentioned Resources:

• Free Estimated Tax Guide
• Get my Estimated Tax Tracker

Previous Episodes:

• #11: UNDERSTAND YOUR PROFIT & LOSS LIKE A BOSS
• #12: UNDERSTAND THE MEAT OF YOUR BALANCE SHEET
• #15: HOW TO STAY ON TRACK WITH ESTIMATED TAX

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Recommended payroll software (affiliate link):
ADP
GUSTO

Recommended bank and the one I use in my business (affiliate link):
RELAY BANK

QuickBooks Online is my go-to accounting software. Get the best discount possible (30% off for 12 months) when you buy with my affiliate link below, through Complete Business Group. Message me at [e-mail] with any questions regarding signing up.
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My favorite budgeting app w/ an amazing free version:
EVERY DOLLAR BUDGETING APP

My preferred business credit card with cash rewards (affiliate link):
If you have healthy behaviors around spending with a credit card, this is a great one to use and earn cash back. It also links up well with QuickBooks Online. If you have unhealthy spending habits with credit cards, please avoid using one! You need to be able to pay it off monthly and not carry a balance. I use this one for my business and it makes paying bills simple.
CAPITAL ONE BUSINESS CREDIT CARD

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Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only. Please consult with an accounting professional for direct advice based on your specific business situation.