Recipe Analysis: Simple And Free From MyFitnessPal
A simple and free recipe analysis tool for dietitians. What makes this tool stand out is that it’s completely free, allowing dietitians to conduct detailed nutritional analyses Read more
A Clear Path to Insurance Billing for Private Practice Dietitians
This program has the potential of saving dietitians many hours of internet research and insurance phone calls so that they can get on to providing the nutrition services their clients need. Read more
Provider Enrollment Services – Insurance Credentialing
Provider Enrollment services for physicians and non-physician practitioners with all health plans nationwide. Access and share your data any time. Source: Provider Enrollment Services Read more
How to get a domain name
How to get a domain name on GoDaddy Source: How to get a domain Read more
Wave Accounting Software is Simple to Learn and Free
Free invoicing & accounting software with credit card processing & payroll services Source: Wave Financial: Financial Software for Small Read more
Taxes for Your Self-Employed Nutrition Business
Quarterly Taxes When you operate an LLC or Sole Proprietorship, you will be responsible for making a quarterly estimated tax payment for federal income tax as well as following the tax laws for your state.  While there is some leniency for underpayment, the IRS has standards that provide for penalties if you significantly underpay your... Read more Read more
Why You Need a Business Checking Account for Your Nutrition Business
Why You Need a Business Bank Account Suppose that next year for no particular reason that the IRS picks your return for audit.  They may request your personal bank records. If those  {{{ A business bank account is crucial for keeping your business and personal expenses and income separate and getting your new business’s record keeping off to a good start.... Read more Read more
Tax Deductions for Your Nutrition Business
Don’t Miss These Tax Deductions Car and Truck Expenses The cost of operating the vehicle for business is deductible only if you have records to prove business usage. It is usually best to use the IRS standard mileage deduction rate of 53.5 cents per mile driven for business use. (2017 IRS standard mileage rates) Commuting miles are... Read more Read more
Business Plan Outline
Business plan outline Business Name Mission Statement:  The Business Description of the business: Business Entity: Sole Proprietorship vs. LLC, describe your credentials. Competition: Marketing Products and Services: Customer Demand for Service:            The projected demand for product is roughly $100 per initial consult. Market Description Ideal Client profiles: Market size: Sole Nutrition plans to locate... Read more Read more