When she’s not volunteering or on the sidelines for her kids or on a court playing, Kira can be found at #teambreakwater coaching clients to find their best practices.
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The second Wave is out!
The second Wave is out! Check out the link below to find ways to increase your security and efficiency and maybe have a chuckle too. April 2019 Breakwater Accounting + Advisory Newsletter
Bill.com-Simplify bill payments for your business!
Does paying bills take a lot of time for your business? Have you wondered if there is a better, more efficient way?
Gone Phishing?
Do you use e-mail for your business? We have all become so complacent in using e-mail to share information quickly that we likely send documents and information that we would never send via a post card. Sending an e-mail is equivalent to mailing a post card!
Meet Stephanie, she sets the barre pretty high
Stephanie Boothman, Account Manager, joined breakwater in August 2018. Stephanie has over five years of experience in small business accounting, across a wide array of clients. Stephanie’s primary career focus has been in the manufactured consumer goods industry, where she spent the last four years of her career.
Meet Colleen, the woman with all the knowledge
Go ahead, think of a question or a problem…chances are Colleen has the answer or solution. Colleen has such a wide range of knowledge and experience. She is #teambreakwater ‘s go to for life and work struggles.
The First Wave
Welcome to Breakwater’s first quarterly newsletter! Follow the link below to view what we have been up to and what’s to come! Breakwater Accounting + Advisory 2019 Newsletter
Breakwater is working smarter, not harder
Technology is changing the business landscape and opens up increased opportunities to reach customers and deliver products and services. Doing business the way it has always been done is no longer sustainable. But you already know this.
2018 Tax Reform Meals & Entertainment Changes
There were some changes made in 2018 to tax deductions for meals and entertainment that will affect many companies.
From client to team member, the journey of Doug
In 2006 I was elected the volunteer Treasurer of New Castle Presbytery, which is a faith-based collection of 55 churches throughout Delaware and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It’s a fairly complicated financial system with money flowing in from churches and individuals and then out to specific causes or entities. In additon, we managed aContinue reading “From client to team member, the journey of Doug”