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Still haven’t touched your 2024 books because tax season left you emotionally (and spreadsheet-ly) drained? You’re not alone—but our resident Bookkeeping Mensch, Paul Rosenblum, is here to help you shake off the post-April 15th fog and actually get your bookkeeping act together, starting with a simple checklist and some friendly guidance. Whether you're sorting receipts or sorting your life, he's got you covered—with just enough dry humor to keep it fun. After all, when it comes to getting your books in order, sometimes you need a laugh as much as a ledger.

• Accounting software: eps 3, 30, 31
• Accrual or cash accounting: ep 4
• Start up expenses: ep 1
• Chart of accounts: eps 7, 35, 36
• Relationships in Bookkeeping: eps 14, 38
• Partnership, LLC or S-Corp: eps 28, 44
• Accounts receivable & accounts payable: eps 18, 19
• McDonald’s hot coffee case: ep 40
• Common bookkeeping mistakes: ep 39
• Paul’s bookkeeping origin story: ep 20

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What if your paycheck came with zero income tax deductions? In this episode, Paul explores a proposal to eliminate federal income tax for those earning under $150K—and what that could mean for small businesses, economic classes, and your vacation fund. Spoiler alert: spending may go up, prices might follow, and the long-term effects could reshape the economy as we know it. But don’t worry—no spreadsheets were harmed in the making of this episode.

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How can businesses determine whether a worker should be classified as a W-2 employee or a 1099 subcontractor? Our resident bookkeeping mensch, Paul Rosenblum, breaks down the two main tests—the Common Law Test and the ABC Test—used by states and the IRS to assess worker classification, highlighting the serious tax implications of misclassification and the challenges employers face in navigating these rules. Turns out, bookkeeping isn’t just about numbers—it’s also about dodging financial punches… speaking of which, why did the bookkeeper break up with the calculator? It couldn’t handle their negative balance!

Episodes mentioned:

- W2 or 1099...The Question That Haunts Business Owners (ep 5)

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2188873/episodes/12836055-w2-or-1099-the-question-that-haunts-business-owners

- W2 or 1099: A closer look (ep 6)

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2188873/episodes/12836054-w2-or-1099-a-closer-look

- 1099 Reporting Changes (ep 21)

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2188873/episodes/13852295-1099-reporting-changes

- QuickBooks no more? (ep 26)

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2188873/episodes/14240698-quickbooks-no-more

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😄 Send Paul a message. (add your email for a reply). https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2188873/open_sms

🎧 Production & Marketing Assistance: https://www.coffeelikemedia.com/

💸 Website: https://bookkeepermensch.com

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📨 Email: Bookkeepermensch@gmail.com