Your Friendly Bean Counter (FBC) keeps the books for a nice man named Brodie, whose primary business is a mobile dog grooming company, and whose primary name is not really Brodie.

The other day, Brodie called me up to talk about some major capital expenditures he’d been saving up to make, and he wanted my expert and friendly Bean Counting advice on timing the purchases for optimization of his tax bill. This is a pretty common topic during the later part of the calendar year.

“I need one more van,” he said. “Also, I’d like to open up a dance club.”

The van, I get. But the dance club?

“Dance club?” I said. “How does that fit into your dog grooming business model?”

Charm And Good Looks Won’t Impress The Tax Man

Bean There, Done That
Monthly Bookkeeping Wisdom From Your Friendly Bean-Counter

The top question people ask your Friendly Bean Counter (FBC) all the time is: “How can your staff be so talented, and charming, and efficient, all while being so disarmingly attractive?”

Probably the Number Two Question we get is “Is this too late?”

The answers to both of these questions is usually “yes,” but another top question we get is “Do you know anybody who does (X WORK).”

And the answer there is almost always “yes,” as well, because your FBC has an extensive network of professionals who do just about any X WORK your business might need.

We cherish our many wonderful clients, who trust us to keep their books sharply up-do-date and accurate, not to mention compliant with all industry standards, as well as highly data-secure, all while being disarmingly attractive.

Hopefully this flattery has drawn your attention to this, the most recent edition of Bean There, Done That… your favorite electronic newsletter!

This edition is all about getting through life. And if your charm and good looks aren’t enough, you might do well by being highly organized – with help from your Friendly Bean Counter.

Today’s you’re lucky day, probably! Coincidentally, today’s the day you’re receiving the latest edition of Bean There, Done That, right here in your email inbox.

If you’re fired-up about starting a business – or you know someone who is – this edition is for you. If you’re a football fan, and you’re already fired-up for the start of the season, well, you won’t want to miss it!

Your long wait is over: This month’s edition of Bean There, Done That has finally arrived, right here

in your inbox, where you can easily get at it!

Do your business’s books have BARF in them? If so, this edition shows how you can fix that situation.

Enjoy!

Like lunchtime, you can always count on the next edition of Bean There, Done That to arrive in your inbox at some point. THIS is that point!

(If your inbox is where lunchtime arrives, you’re on a very interesting diet.)

Speaking of lunchtime, this edition is all about sandwiches. Also, we make mention of one of the most powerful financial tools your company can use.

Yum!

This month’s edition of Bean There, Done That is simply packed with all kinds of excitement!

It’s mostly about a certain type of excitement you want to avoid, especially this time of year. That said, get excited about the words you’re about to read!

Now that the National Western Stock Show is over for another year, I’m sure you’re busy taking down your Christmas lights. That, after all, is the tradition ‘round these parts.

The other tradition this time of year is to procrastinate on things like bookkeeping and taxes. Luckily, this edition of Bean There, Done That arrives in your inbox JUST in time to remind you not to do that!

(In a positive, entertaining, and not-at-all scoldy kind of way.)

Did you know it’s almost Christmas? I bet that comes as a bit of a shock to you… but you can be comforted by seeing the latest edition of Bean There, Done That in your email inbox.

Happy Holidays!

I know, I know. You can hardly contain your excitement as you see the latest edition of Bean There, Done That appearing in your email inbox.

This month, we delve into the important topic of organic vegetables. That, or budgeting. You’ll have to read further to find out which, or whether we come up with something else entirely.