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Setting Financial Goals seem Financially Impossible? Not


As much as 50% of New Year’s Resolutions are already history - failed. Because of Follow Through (and accountability - but that is another blog). A serious and common New Year Resolution is improving financial situation. If 2016 was a very bad year for your small business, I would love to introduce you to Financial Impossible.

Financial Impossible's goal is Recovery from Debt and Financial Recovery for small businesses. They operate inside of a CPA firm - their experience is rich with knowing all the T's to cross and the I's to dot and they make short order of IRS debt, credit-card debt and student debt. They specialize in helping you figure out how to REPAY debt, not ignore it and hope it goes away. And if your business did well, last year....they are an amazing accounting firm ready to become your accountant - small enough to know your name and large enough to get the job done, efficiently. They can do your taxes and help you get a refund to start another business. Whatever your business goals, Black Marlin CPA and Financial Impossible are waiting for your call: 757-596-9300

Set some 2017 goals:

  • Take an honest look at your finances over the past year. Don't beat yourself up - figure out how you can "fix" the areas that you have issues in

  • Set goals: SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely). In other words, what debt do you want to reduce? How much of it? How will you do that? When?

  • Create a budget and track income and expenses - this is where a most small businesses start ignoring problems

  • Write your goals down and tell someone - this is the accountability step - an important one

Black Marlin CPA and FInancial Impossible is there to assist you and create an action plan to take control of your small-business debt, this year. And perhaps - once and for all!!

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