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If you are like most business owners you probably receive massive amounts of paperwork each and every day, invoices, bills, sales receipts, banks statements, etc... Many decide to go paperless in an effort to reduce paperwork, but sometimes we find clients that are unprepared at the end of the year, especially for tax time. We have found that small business owners many times are not well informed regarding which paperwork they should keep and how to properly organize their files in the event of an audit or review. Keeping records organized will not only save you time but also money, think about the time savings your accountant of CPA will have as a result of having properly organized records, doing this will not only help your accountant or CPA, but also reduced your billable time. In this article I wanted to share with you some bookkeeping and file organization tips and tricks, following these simple steps will allow you to properly organize your financial documents so that your pape

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By  Keelan Cunningham   |     Submitted On February 14, 2011 When it comes to becoming rich / building wealth and the importance of regular saving and investing, you simply can't afford not to talk about the power of compound interest. You know, I'm not sure if you can get rich quick (unless your definition of quick is 10 years or so); however, if that is your goal, then Compound Interest is the magic bullet of your savings and investing strategy. Compound Interest - The 8th Wonder of the World Albert Einstein famously referred to it as the 8th Wonder of the World and even went as far as saying that "the most powerful force in the universe is compound interest". Einstein, you could say, was smarter than the average bear!...so if he thought that there's got to be something behind what he called the "greatest mathematical discovery of all time". For something so powerful, the maths behind compound interest is truly very simple. It is just interest earned