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  • Essential to my business! Wendy and her team keep my financials organized, accounts reconciled, and regular reports produced. I can focus on the work that I'm good at (branding and design) because they are taking care of my finances. They are professional, responsive, and take great pains to make sure every dollar is accurately reported. It makes tax time easier and sets my mind and ease. Such a godsend!

  • Kane Accounting has made my professional life so much easier! I don’t have to worry about my monthly taxes getting paid. Everything is so organized so preparing taxes at the end for the year is not a big deal anymore.

  • Kane Accounting & Financial Consulting is an extraordinary blessing to small businesses. Wendy and her team bring careful attention, honest advisement, and an authentic experience to the world of accounting. If you’re looking to level up your business, partner with their team.

  • Wendy has taken the burden of bookkeeping off my plate! I'm now prepared for taxes each year and I have the peace of mind knowing all my finances are in order. She's quick to respond to questions and problems and is able to make complicated processes super easy. I highly recommend Kane Accounting for your business!

  • I've been working with Wendy and Kane Accounting for nearly 5 years. They have been able to handle all of my business needs and if there is something they don't have the answer to then they work to figure it out. Wendy is knowledgeable, consistent, and great to work with. I highly recommend working with Wendy and Kane Accounting for your business financial needs.

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Your Year-end Checklist for 2024
Your Year-end Checklist for 2024

It may not even be Halloween yet, but it’s already time to start thinking about your year-end financials and tax preparations for 2024. The better prepared you are, the easier it will be for your bookkeeper and tax preparer to do their jobs. 

Here is the general checklist I give clients, whether they are self-employed or an S-Corp.


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Selling. Sales. Marketing.
Selling. Sales. Marketing.

Ugh. I have never been a salesperson. When I was in the first grade, my elementary school sent us door to door to sell jars of spices. The salesperson for the fundraising company had made a presentation to the entire school. We were to tell people we were selling “cry-proof onions” (dried onions) and other such cheeky claims. I thought it was stupid. My little brother, on the other hand, loved it! We’d set out together, and at each house, he’d trot out a cute little soliloquy that caused the people to smile and laugh and say, “Sure! I’ll take two! Oh, and one from your sister,” as I stood off to the side with a scowl on my face that would cause the devil himself to recoil in horror. 

Yeah, selling and me never really got along. Fast forward to 2016, when I started my own business. Obviously, now I was going to have to sell my services. How was I going to do that? 


Here are three philosophies on selling that helped me turn the tide and embrace it! 


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How to turn your sales around and win more customers
How to turn your sales around and win more customers

I’m no stranger to discussing numbers on the blog, but they usually involve the expenses side of a business. This month, I want to discuss the other side of the equation—the revenue side. 


People start a business for many different reasons. Those reasons often involve serving an underserved population or providing products that people need. The entrepreneur’s reasons are usually bigger than just making a profit. 


However, if your business continually spends more money than it takes in, it won’t be a business for long. In order to be successful in business, you have to provide a product or service that people want.


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