SUCCEEDING IN YOUR BUSINESS: Getting Your Taxes Right ... Next Year
A Commentary by Chris Ennico
April 18 is only two weeks away. So you would think I would do a column at some point about last-minute things you can do to save money on your taxes.
But you would be wrong.
Every small-business guru writes a column like that in early April, and I like to be a little different.
So, this column will be about something far more important -- how to organize your life tax-wise so you will never, ever again have to go through what you went through this tax season.
As soon as you recover from filing this year's tax return, take a couple of hours out of your life (that's all it will take) and do the following:
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