Episode 19: January Tips and Deadlines 1099s W2s Year End Close and More
Start the year organized, compliant, and confident.
January can feel overwhelming for small business owners. You’re closing out the previous year while trying to set the tone for the next one, and the deadlines seem to pile up all at once. This episode is designed to help you feel grounded, organized, and prepared as the new year begins.
In this episode of The Accounting Edit, we walk through the most important January accounting tasks every business owner should have on their radar. From 1099s and W2s to year end close and sales tax filings, we break down what needs to happen, when it’s due, and how to stay compliant without unnecessary stress.
We also talk about why January is the perfect time to review your financial performance and position. Looking back at your numbers helps you understand what worked, what didn’t, and how to make smarter decisions going forward. This isn’t just about compliance, it’s about using your financials as a planning tool for the year ahead.
If you’ve ever wished for a simple checklist to guide you through January accounting tasks, this episode gives you exactly that.
What we cover in this episode:
• The biggest surprises and lessons from 2025
• How referral marketing shaped client growth
• Why trusting the process matters more than perfect planning
• The emotional side of starting and growing a business
• How networking led to unexpected opportunities
• Pivots that changed the direction of the business
• Predictions and goals for the year ahead
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Aminder Mann, CPA
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Leah McCool
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Keywords: small business, 1099 forms, W-2s, year-end close, financial performance, sales tax filings, compliance, accounting tips, January deadlines, bookkeeping