By Anonymous October 07, 2014
Marty the owner showed up on time, worked hard and came up with innovative solutions to our problem. We live in an old house and he was facing unique challenges. When he was done not only were we ready for a power outage but we also felt more secure about our wiring to the main panels. His prices were hundreds below what others had submitted, his work ethic was above par and he kept us informed of what he was doing every step of the way. When our gas provider fell through on their ability to hook up the generator to the fuel supply he contacted the one he usually works with and they came in, did the job for almost 200 dollars less and completed it in a timely manner. I would not hesitate to both use him again and recommend his services to others. If only there were a higher rating than an A. ...read more
By tawnas April 09, 2013
We had Marty install our Interlock and a freezer outlet in the basement. His work is impeccable and he must be the cleanest electrician ever. Good rates and easy to deal with, he is our go to electrician. I highly recommend him. ...read more
By kboston March 02, 2013
Marty provided excellent work at our home doing a variety of repairs/installations. He was very knowledgable, professional and performed quality work. He was very thorough and punctual, ensuring that we were satisfied with the work he was doing and communicated well around adjustments we made during the course of his work. We will definitely use him in the future and would certainly recommend him to others. ...read more
March 31st is an important deadline with regard to your health insurance enrollment: If you are currently insured, you do not need to do anything but continue your insurance coverage If you are uninsured, the open enrollment period through the Health Insurance Marketplace ends 3/31/14. If you get insurance through "the Marketplace", you may be eligible to claim tax credits to help lower your insurance premium during 2014, or wait and claim the credit on your 2014 tax return. If you are already receiving advance payments of the premium tax credit, be sure to update with any changes in circumstances, such as income, marital status or family size. Starting January, 2014 you and your family have been required to have health care coverage, or an exemption from coverage. If you decide to remain uninsured, you may have to make an individual shared responsibility payment when you file your 2014 tax return. In other words, any refund may be used to offset this responsibility. More information can be found at HealthCare.gov Also, be sure to file your NH Annual Report by April 1st. Then typical penalty is $50 for filing late. You can file and pay online at: https://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/soskb/csearch.asp Please contact us if you have any questions! Kathy Foster QuickBooks ProAdvisor Seacoast Accountability 603-834-1271 info@seacoastaccountability.com www.SeacoastAccountability.com Disclaimer:This post is intended to provide general information about the subjects posted. It should no way be construed as tax or financial advisement. We do not endorse any website or product introduced here. Please contact Seacoast Accountability, a CPA, or a tax professional to discuss your particular tax or financial situation. ...read more
By Seacoast Accountability March 26, 2014
If your entity is registered as a Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Professional Corporation, Professional LLC, Limited Liability Partnership, New Hampshire Investment Trust, Consumer Cooperative, Cooperative Marketing and Rural Electrification Association, you need to file a report and pay a fee annually. This is a courtesy reminder to file your 2014 Annual Report Form and/or pay your Annual Fee on or before April 1, 2014, in order to avoid incurring late fee penalties. Failure to file your annual report may result in either an administrative dissolution or suspension of your registration status. To file your Annual Report online, go to http://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/annualreport/ and follow the easy step-by-step instructions. You will be prompted to enter your Business ID #, so have it handy when you begin the on-line filing process. For your convenience, fees may be paid using a MasterCard or Visa credit card. Upon successful filing, you will be given the option to print a copy of your completed Annual Report and related invoice for your records. If your entity is registered as a Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Professional Corporation, Professional LLC, Limited Liability Partnership, New Hampshire Investment Trust, Consumer Cooperative, Cooperative Marketing and Rural Electrification Association, you need to file a report and pay a fee annually.This is a courtesy reminder to file your 2014 Annual Report Form and/or pay your Annual Fee on or before April 1, 2014, in order to avoid incurring late fee penalties. Failure to file your annual report may result in either an administrative dissolution or suspension of your registration status.To file your Annual Report online, go tohttp://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/annualreport/and follow the easy step-by-step instructions. You will be prompted to enter your Business ID #, which is located above, so have it handy when you begin the on-line filing process. For your convenience, fees may be paid using a MasterCard or Visa credit card.Upon successful filing, you will be given the option to print a copy of your completed Annual Report and related invoice for your records.- See more at: http://seacoastaccountability.com/file-annual-report-by-april-1-2014/#sthash.EN2W9U9Y.dpuf If your entity is registered as a Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Professional Corporation, Professional LLC, Limited Liability Partnership, New Hampshire Investment Trust, Consumer Cooperative, Cooperative Marketing and Rural Electrification Association, you need to file a report and pay a fee annually.This is a courtesy reminder to file your 2014 Annual Report Form and/or pay your Annual Fee on or before April 1, 2014, in order to avoid incurring late fee penalties. Failure to file your annual report may result in either an administrative dissolution or suspension of your registration status.To file your Annual Report online, go tohttp://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/annualreport/and follow the easy step-by-step instructions. You will be prompted to enter your Business ID #, which is located above, so have it handy when you begin the on-line filing process. For your convenience, fees may be paid using a MasterCard or Visa credit card.Upon successful filing, you will be given the option to print a copy of your completed Annual Report and related invoice for your records.- See more at: http://seacoastaccountability.com/file-annual-report-by-april-1-2014/#sthash.EN2W9U9Y.dpuf If your entity is registered as a Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Professional Corporation, Professional LLC, Limited Liability Partnership, New Hampshire Investment Trust, Consumer Cooperative, Cooperative Marketing and Rural Electrification Association, you need to file a report and pay a fee annually.This is a courtesy reminder to file your 2014 Annual Report Form and/or pay your Annual Fee on or before April 1, 2014, in order to avoid incurring late fee penalties. Failure to file your annual report may result in either an administrative dissolution or suspension of your registration status.To file your Annual Report online, go tohttp://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/annualreport/and follow the easy step-by-step instructions. You will be prompted to enter your Business ID #, which is located above, so have it handy when you begin the on-line filing process. For your convenience, fees may be paid using a MasterCard or Visa credit card.Upon successful filing, you will be given the option to print a copy of your completed Annual Report and related invoice for your records.- See more at: http://seacoastaccountability.com/file-annual-report-by-april-1-2014/#sthash.EN2W9U9Y.dpuf ...read more
By Seacoast Accountability February 27, 2014
If you prepare your own payroll, be sure you are using the latest state unemployment rates for your company, and the most recent federal withholding tables. It would also be a good idea to remind your employees that changes in withholding should be made early in the year by submitting a new W-4 form to your HR or personnel office. ...read more
By Seacoast Accountability February 25, 2014
Small businesses can benefit from accepting credit cards. Credit card processing companies now recognize that you may need to take a credit card while away from your office and have made that easy to do with your phone. Credit card machines come in a number of sizes, and small businesses have a variet... ...read more
Making a living from home offers independence and unlimited potential. To improve a home business strategy, explore the areas of your business that might benefit from a change. Home office organization, marketing strategies or communication with clients may be areas in need of improvement. ...read more