I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a particularly grim shoebox of receipts—the kind where the thermal paper has faded so much it...
Author: Colleen Fairweather-Dubois
Nobody starts a business to learn tax law. I write the explanation I wish my clients had read three years before they walked into my office.
I was sitting across from a client last Tuesday—a man who, three years ago, was just a guy with a reliable van and a decent client list—and he...
I’ll never forget the look on a client’s face last February—the kind of pale, hollow expression you only see after a particularly bad loss on the...
I was staring at a particularly depressing shoebox of crumpled receipts last Tuesday—the kind that makes you wonder if the owner even owns a...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled receipt that looked like it had been through a washing machine, when a client...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a particularly grim shoebox of receipts—the kind where the thermal paper has practically turned...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a crumpled, grease-stained receipt from a client’s lunch meeting that looked like it had been...
I remember sitting across from a landscaping contractor last spring who was absolutely convinced he’d been cheated by his equipment dealer. He’d...
I was sitting in my office last Tuesday, staring at a stack of receipts that looked more like a shredded document from a crime scene than a business...
I spent my Tuesday morning staring at a literal shoebox of crumpled thermal receipts—the kind that fade if you even look at them too hard—and...