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NEW YORK (AP) - The summer often brings a welcome slowdown for many small company owners as customers take vacations and the pace of business relaxes. So, it's a great time to take a close look at your company's finances and assess where you're headed during the second half of the year.
Many small business advisers recommend that owners sit down with their accountants during June or July to determine what changes they need to make to their financial projections and overall business plans. Taxes, cash flow, capital spending and employee benefits are among the many topics that should be discussed.
One of the first items you need to consider is your estimated tax payments, and whether your remaining payments for 2006 need to be adjusted upward or downward.
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