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My name is Noel B. Lorenzana. I’m a Registered CPA, licensed in Illinois with over 25 years of real-world experience. I have a wealth of experience on taxes, business and technology, that I would like to share with you. I enjoy helping small business owners modernize their accounting, and use technology to maximize their business profits.
Leveraging the right tools and strategies can make a massive difference in how efficiently you run your company. Tech-savvy business owners are saving money and time, while also allowing themselves more flexibility and solving problems that would have been very hard to address a decade ago. Sadly, those who are hesitant to take advantage of technology will miss out and may find it difficult to compete.
The goal of my blog is to show you how current technology and internet-based applications can help you grow without compromising the quality of your business. These tools can help you access a wealth of data about your business, and the ability to easily and quickly share that data with your team. You can then leverage that information into proactive decisions. If you follow this advice, I strongly believe your overall life will improve and your business is about to take a leap forward.
The goal of this book is to show you how current technology and internet-based applications can help you grow your business without compromising quality.
You will learn about:
• Going Paperless, Apps, and Cloud-Based Accounting
• How to Modernize your Accounting System
• Security Practices for Online Accounting
• Creating Leverage by Outsourcing
• Accounting Concepts that Make Sense
• How to Audit-Proof Your Business
• Finding a Tech-Savvy Accountant
• Understanding Financial Statements
• And More
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There’s a lot of mis-information going around about the new reporting requirements or limits for IRS form 1099-K. Allow me to clear up any 1099-K confusion that you may have. In this video, I’ll ensure …
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This is your November IRS tax refund update 2021. This might be my last tax refund update since I think most people should have received their tax refunds by now. Also, I think this tax …
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This is your tax refund unemployment October 2021 update. In summary, if you received unemployment compensation in 2020 and paid taxes, the IRS was supposed to send you a refund check because it was originally …
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In this video, I discuss 10 Reasons Why a Business like The Timepiece Gentleman, or any business for that matter, needs an Accountant. I’m back with another Timepiece Gentleman video. But, hang on… it’s packed …
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In this video, I discuss 10 Reasons Why a Business like The Timepiece Gentleman (Controversy) needs an accountant, and their burn rate examined. I’m back with another Timepiece Gentleman video. But, hang on… it’s packed …
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This is your latest tax refund October update, where Chuck Rettig Responds to taxpayers. The IRS is making Progress on Key Areas Slowed by the Pandemic, but More Work Remains according to IRS Commissioner, Chuck …
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