Podcast appearances and mentions of eric nisall

There are two certainties in life – death and taxes. Learn more about these sensitive subjects as I talk with my very own accountant Eric Nisall. Eric is a blogger and founder of Accountlancer.com which provides accounting and tax consulting services for all freelancers. Learn how he dealt with financial matters after his brother suddenly passed away and what you should know about protecting your money in life and in death. Timestamps   2:19 - How the sudden death of his brother affected Eric's mental health 5:14 - What we can do to support someone who's dealing with the sudden death of a loved one especially if the cause is unknown 06:45 - How Eric handled his brother's stuff and financial accounts 11:48 - What probate means and how to do it, why it's important to name beneficiaries for all your accounts plus the importance of will 16:07 - How you can list your beneficiaries online and why it is important to continually review them 19:11 - On power of attorney, estate accounts and estate taxes 21:45 - Why it's important to talk to tax professionals for financial advice 23:27 - When taxes are applicable for inherited money and how to handle taxes 25:06 - Preparations we can make today to make matters easier for our family in the event of our death 32:00 - All about found money and how to search for money under you or your family's name plus how Eric was able to heal 34:23 - The importance of life insurance even for single people 40:00 - All the works involved in dealing with death and filing taxes   Resources LastPass Fabric Tomorrow Haven Life Insurance - check out your prospective rates Income Tax Return Basics Everyone Should Know To Avoid Worry Where To Find State Income Tax & State Refund Info Unclaimed Property: How To Get Your Lost Money Back Why A Beneficiary Should Always Be Named On Financial Accounts Connect with Eric ericnisall.com accountlancer.com understandfinances.com Connect with Melanie  mentalhealthandwealth.com  melanielockert.com  Instagram  Contact: mentalhealthandwealthshow@gmail.com   Want more content and support?  Sign up for the Mental Hump Newsletter and get our free Mental Health and Money inventory worksheet. You can sign up at MentalHealthandWealth.com.  Also, we host a Mental Health and Wealth Hangout every other Thursday over Zoom at 5 pm PT to chat about all things money and mental health. Join here! If you'd like to support the podcast, you can do so here: https://ko-fi.com/melanielockert

Just like you should consider the source when it comes to news and politics, the money advice you receive is no different. Do they have credentials or experience on the topic? Are they providing the right advice for your situation? Eric Nisall joins us on the show to discuss how we can objectively consider the information we find online and how it applies to our situation. After all, personal finances are personal, and not everything we read will apply to us. You can find the show notes for this episode at https://maplemoney.com/ericnisall  Our sponsor this week is Borrowell, who has launched an automated credit coach to help you improve your credit score. To meet Molly, head over to https://maplemoney.com/borrowell 

Taxes = boring. Save money = NOT boring.Today, Eric Nisall (a veteran accountant who works with online content creators) is here to share how to properly run your blog as a business (in the REAL sense of the word).Full show notes here: https://doyouevenblog.com/podcast/ericLet's save money with taxes!

Everyone wants to talk about how to make money. But what about keeping your money? Or maximizing profits? Or setting up your business so you don't LOSE money? That's why we had a chat with financial expert Eric Nisall 

With just a few weeks left to go before tax filing time, my friend, and one of my favorite CPAs, Eric Nisall, joins me to answer, quite frankly, lots of my and my clients tax-related questions. He also talks about his awesome new course that is perfect for bloggers, freelancers, Instagrammers, influencers, entrepreneurs, or pretty much anyone who is considering becoming any one of these. It’s a great show, and if you haven’t filed your taxes yet, you’re scared to file, or maybe you haven’t filed in a few years, grab some paper and take notes.   Notes for this show as well as links to my guest's sites can be found on my blog, http://financially-blonde.com. Also, if you have any topics you would like for us to talk about during happy hour, please feel free to email me to shannon@finblonde.com or tweet to me @Blonde_Finance or join the private Martinis and Your Money Facebook group and let us know.    Until next time, take care!!

Three weeks ago I sat down to speak with my friend Eric Nisall, from Account Lancer. One of the greatest things about Eric lies in the fact he never holds back his bold and honest opinion. There’s nothing I or you will (or should) be able to do to hold him back. It’s this brash … Continue reading Mimosas With Eric Nisall – The Finale

In this episode, we're interviewing Eric Nisall of Accountlancer. He explains tax basics for freelancers, how to find a good accountant and answers some community questions. You can find full show notes at http://www.amandaabella.com/podcast25

Eric Nisall joins Liz and Toni to discuss all the ways we annoy our accountants....okay, we did try to avoid being hated while doing the interview so we didn't bring up all the things we do for our accountants.  Eric brings a voice of reason to the accounting conversation we we talked about deductions and timelines. Take Aways: Ask questions when hiring a new accountant. Interview them and find someone who specializes in your area.  Not every accountant is an expert in every area. Make sure the preparer form is attached and they are signing the tax return so they are accountable for their work. Ask how they are getting paid. Going to places with high volume and general services may mean that you miss out on more specialized deductions. The more organized your records, the less you spend.  There is a direct correlation. Pay your accountant on time. Do NOT call the day after submitting your paperwork to ask if the return is done.

If you are like me, you would pay anything to not have to do taxes yourself. Eric Nisall, an accountant and founder of AccountLancer, explains how you don’t always have to pay for a service when you can do it yourself. If you do pay for a service, he gives tips on how to make sure you are getting your money’s worth – especially where your income taxes are concerned. A complete checklist of things discussed today can be found in the show notes at http://financially-blonde.com/mmpodcast

This is a special episode as it’s our 50th and our last for 2016. After this, we will be taking a break to spend time with our friends and family for the holidays. We plan to come back next year with lots of new ideas to make the show even better! To celebrate our 50th episode, we’re talking about something a lot of small business owners and entrepreneurs think about: how to legitimize their business, and what it actually means for you. Because we have a lot of questions on this topic, we decided to bring in a special guest to tell us what we need to know about transforming our businesses into actual legal entities and other ways to legitimize your business. Our special guest today is Eric Nisall from AccountLancer.com and Entrepretunity.com. Eric’s an accountant for freelancers and totally knows his stuff when it comes to all the ins and outs of taxes and business law. He's also an entrepreneur himself, so we knew he'd be the perfect guest to join us in this episode.   In this episode we discuss: 1:50 - Eric introduces himself 3:30 - When Eric chose to strike out on his own 10:00 - When to consider tax benefits of forming an entity 24:50 - Viewing your business as a business 35:00 - How to tell a bad accountant from a good one 38:15 - Eric's future plans Related Links to Check Out: Accountlancer.com Entreprentunity.com What To Do When You Wrongly Receive A 1099-MISC Choosing The Right Tax Professional For You & 1 Question You NEVER Thought To Ask Your Accountant is Robbing You & Pissing Off Your Partners

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.Eric Nisall's first job was at McDonald's. He has come a long way to running his own accounting business full-time. Learn how he went from flipping burgers to crunching numbers in this week's episode. Resources Mentioned AccountLancer  EricNissal.com Eric Nisall on Twitter The post PPP039: I'm Eric Nisall and I Do Accounting Like a Boss appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability. Eric Nisall's first job was at McDonald's. He has come a long way to running his own accounting business full-time. Learn how he went from flipping burgers to crunching numbers in this week's episode. Resources Mentioned AccountLancer  EricNissal.com Eric Nisall on Twitter The post PPP039: I’m Eric Nisall and I Do Accounting Like a Boss appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Thank you for reading this article, which comes to you originally from Personal Profitability.Eric Nisall's first job was at McDonald's. He has come a long way to running his own accounting business full-time. Learn how he went from flipping burgers to crunching numbers in this week's episode. Resources Mentioned AccountLancer  EricNissal.com Eric Nisall on Twitter The post PPP039: I’m Eric Nisall and I Do Accounting Like a Boss appeared first on Personal Profitability.

Eric Nisall from DollarVersity.com and Jessica Garbarino from EverySingleDollar.com share their 5 biggest takeaways from FinCons past, including the actual lessons learned and how they've applied them). Plus PT makes a HUGE announcement about our first keynote speaker for FinCon '16 in San Diego. It's a great episode for all online financial media producers. Enjoy! http://www.finconmedia.com/mm-podcast-transitioning-to-full-time-blogging-video-content-and  

LIVE from the TradeKing Podcast Stage at #FinCon15, we talk to a host of great past and future guests about what makes someone a financial expert. We also talk about how much you can trust financial experts and discuss some really bad financial advice. https://moneymastermindshow.com/episode65-what-gives-someone-credibility-as-an-expert/ Here’s who joined us on our special live episode: Khaleef and Sherrian Crumbley | http://knsfinancial.com | http://fatguyskinnywallet.com Harlan Landes | http://plutusawards.com Alan Steinborn | http://realmoneylife.com Eric NIsall | http://www.dollarversity.com/ Kirk Chisholm | http://www.innovativewealth.com Steve Chou | http://mywifequitherjob.com Joe Saul-Sehy | http://stackingbenjamins.com Scott Maderer | http://christianstewardshipcoaching.com/ Linda P. Jones | http://www.lindapjones.com/ Talaat and Tai | http://www.hisandhermoney.com/ Jessica Garbarino | http://www.everysingledollar.com Panelists In This Episode: Miranda Marquit | Planting Money Seeds Peter Anderson | Bible Money Matters Tom Drake | MapleMoney