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As a small-business owner, you should pay attention to how your net income for the year is shaping up for the current year and how things are looking for next year. For example, if you’re in the early stages of your business and you can see that you’ll have more income next year, then it may be in your best interest tax-wise to delay paying some expenses from late in the current year into early next year. (This works when using cash basis accounting.)

Or suppose that you operate on a cash accounting basis and think that you’ll be in a lower tax bracket next year. Perhaps business has slowed of late or you plan to take time off to be with a newborn or take an extended trip. You can send out some invoices later in the year so that your customers won’t pay you until January, which falls in the next tax year.