Deeter Accounting

10/03/2026

We’re making progress on our goal! I can’t wait to see the final results 😃 Please click the link to donate if you’d like to support the project.

https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=M7AC3PYYTQTEY

A big thank you to Danny Ganino of Danny Ganino Contracting for donating the labor to build and install our Community Book Exchange!

His generosity cuts our fundraising goal from $2,500 to $1,000. With your help, we can cover the materials and supplies and open a free book exchange for our community!

We love seeing this project come together exactly as we hoped: Built by our community, for our community!

If you'd like to help us reach our new goal, please consider donating here: https://www.paypal.com/donate?campaign_id=M7AC3PYYTQTEY

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Business Education and Resource Center Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

08/28/2026

Housing is an important topic in our area. See below for opportunities to learn more and share your ideas.

Your Voice Matters—Help Shape Housing in Our Communities!
Community members from Grand, Carbon, Emery, and San Juan Counties are invited to attend an upcoming Community Housing Input Meeting. This is an opportunity to share your experiences, concerns, and ideas about housing needs in our communities.
📍 Price – September 10
11:30 AM–1:00 PM | 252 South Fairgrounds Rd.
📍 Moab – September 10
4:00–5:30 PM | The Grand Center, 182 S 500 W
📍 Bluff – September 11
11:30 AM–1:00 PM | Dwellings Resort, 2625 S Hwy 191
📍 Monticello – September 11
4:00–5:30 PM | The Hideout, 648 S Hideout Way
Light refreshments will be provided, and there will also be an activity table for children, so families are welcome!
Please scan the QR code on the flyer to RSVP.
Whether you're a renter, homeowner, looking for housing, or simply care about the future of our communities, we want to hear from you. Please share this post and help spread the word! 🏠❤️

08/20/2026

Today!! 🏠Open House 5 - 7 pm tonight

After years of planning, partnerships, construction, and a shared vision for rural entrepreneurship, we are excited to open the doors of the BEAR Center.

Join us for a casual evening to tour the facility, meet our community partners, and celebrate this milestone together. Whether you've supported this project from the beginning or are just hearing about the BEAR Center for the first time, we'd love to welcome you.

📅 August 20, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 156 East Markle, La Sal, UT

This is YOUR business resource center - come see what we've built. We can't wait to see you there!

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08/12/2026

We’ve been working on something pretty special. ❤️🐻

We’re so excited to finally open the doors and share the BEAR Center with you. Come see what’s been years in the making—we’d love to see you there!

After years of planning, partnerships, construction, and a shared vision for rural entrepreneurship, we are excited to open the doors of the BEAR Center.

Join us for a casual evening to tour the facility, meet our community partners, and celebrate this milestone together. Whether you've supported this project from the beginning or are just hearing about the BEAR Center for the first time, we'd love to welcome you.

📅 August 20, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 156 East Markle, La Sal, UT

This is YOUR business resource center - come see what we've built. We can't wait to see you there!

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08/05/2026

🌟Some dreams take years to build…

We’re so excited to officially welcome you to the BEAR Center- and to share that it’s also the new home of Deeter Accounting!

This space was created with community in mind. Whether you’re starting a business, growing one, looking for a place to connect, or just need a little support along the way, we hope you’ll feel right at home here.

✨ Connect.
✨ Learn.
✨ Collaborate.
✨ Grow.

We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make this dream a reality. We can’t wait to welcome you through the doors!

All this talk about the BEAR Center and you might find yourself asking, what is the BEAR Center? BEAR Center stands for Business Education And Resource Center — a home base for the people building something out here in Southeast Utah. Work. Meet. Grow.
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07/23/2026

The 2026 IRS business mileage rate just went up - here's what that means for your business.

Starting July 1, 2026, the standard mileage rate increased to $0.76 per mile. For the first half of the year (January through June) the rate was $0.725 per mile. If you use your vehicle for business, this mid-year change is important to note, as you may need to apply two different rates when calculating your annual mileage deduction.

A few things worth knowing:

A business mile is any drive with a clear business purpose - going to meet a client, picking up supplies, traveling between work locations. Your regular commute from home to your main workplace does not count.

To claim the deduction, you should keep a mileage log. The IRS wants to see the date, the destination, the business reason, and the number of miles. A mileage tracking app is the easiest way to stay on top of this throughout the year, rather than trying to frantically figure it out when tax season comes around.

If you have questions about vehicle deductions or whether the standard mileage rate is the right choice for your situation, we are here to help.

07/20/2026

✨☕️ Coffee Club is back! ☕️✨
You’re invited to join us for our next meeting of Conversation and Caffeine. We’ll be gathering for a casual discussion about current events, the economy, and investing. Whether you’re looking to learn, share, or just connect with your community, we’d love to see you there!
Best of all? The coffee is on us! 🙌

📅 When: Wednesday, July 22nd at 9:00 AM
📍 Where: Meli’s Cone & Cup (170 E 100 S, Moab, UT)
👤 Hosted by: Jordan P Killen, ABFP® (Financial Advisor)
Feel free to bring along your friends and family—the more the merrier. Can’t wait to see you all there!

06/26/2026

That sales tax you collected all year? It's not your money. It never was.

Here's what's actually happening: when a customer pays you sales tax, you're not earning it - you're holding it on behalf of the state until it's time to remit. It's a pass-through. It never touches your revenue, and when you send it in, it's not an expense either. It won't show up on your profit & loss statement.

So if you've ever felt that sting of writing a big sales tax check and wondered where all your profit went - that's the confusion this clears up. You didn't lose anything. You just returned what was never yours to keep.

This trips up so many business owners. Tag another business owner who needs to hear this! 👇

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06/13/2026

Real talk: your bank statement is not documentation.

The transaction is right there - the date, the amount, the restaurant. But the IRS doesn't just want to know that you spent money. They want to know why. Who were you with? What did you discuss?

A receipt plus a quick note = documentation that holds up. A bank statement alone = a gap you don't want to explain later.

It doesn't have to be complicated. A note in your phone right after the meal is all it takes. Capture the purpose while it's fresh instead of scrambling to remember at tax time.

Save the receipts. Future you will be grateful. 💛

(Pro tip: receipt-scanning apps like Expensify or Wave make this even easier. Drop a recommendation in the comments if you have a favorite!)

05/28/2026

I talk to small business owners all the time who write checks to local charities, schools, and nonprofits - and assume they're getting a solid tax deduction out of it. Here's the reality: for most small businesses, that's not actually how it works.

When your business donates to a charity, the IRS doesn't treat it as a business expense. For sole props, LLCs, S-corps, and partnerships, that donation flows to your personal tax return as an itemized deduction, not your business return. With today's standard deduction sitting at $15,000 for single filers and $30,000 for married filers, most people never actually itemize. Which means that "deduction" often does nothing.

Sponsorships work completely differently. When your business sponsors something, you're purchasing advertising and visibility - logo placement, name recognition, booth space, a shoutout on social media. That makes it an ordinary business expense, fully deductible right on your business return, regardless of how your business is structured.

Same community. Same dollars. But now your business is getting something back, exposure AND the deduction.

Next time someone reaches out asking for a donation, ask if they have sponsorship packages available. It's a small shift that can make a big difference. 💡

Questions about how this applies to your business? Drop them in the comments, I'd love to help!

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