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From Monthly Totals to Your Tax Return

Bookkeeping's ultimate purpose is to provide the accurate figures needed for your annual tax return. The either/or dilemma is often between struggling to reconcile monthly figures at tax time vs. using a simple, clear Annual Summary. The Sound approach uses an Annual Summary.

Just like with receipts, you'll carry your monthly expense totals over to your Annual Summary to prepare your tax return. This Annual Summary then provides the final income and expense figures for your tax return, like Schedule C. This is a Sound and simple final step that ensures you have the clarity and organization you need to manage your finances and succeed.

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