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By Janell Hazelwood | Published December 29, 2010 | Full size is 1000 × 667 pixels

2. Reconcile your financial figures with your accountant or bookkeeper. Be sure numbers for your income statement, balance sheet and financial accounts add up. Evaluate your profits and losses from last year compared with this year to determine your company growth. Plan strategies to boost profits and manage expenses. Also, don't forget to look into your retirement funds and other financials part of your estate plan. (And if you don't have one of those, compose one with the help of a financial adviser.)

2. Reconcile your financial figures with your accountant or bookkeeper. Be sure numbers for your…

  • Noranee

    Too funny! Kids are the greatest soruce for entertainment!I love when kids have no idea what they’re saying, like mind the other day. My sons were having a light saber battle when one of them decided to use a particular word repeatedly for a sound effect. As they ran through the house, I couldn’t help but laugh at the repeated yells of Douche! Douche! Douche!