As we approach Tax Day for individual filers (corporate filers were still required to file on April 15th), it’s important to review a few details pertaining to this filing season.
The past year has been filled with so much uncertainty read how we can help sort things out a bit and take a closer look at the upcoming tax deadlines.
There are many things that affect how your business is taxed. Find out what factors actually affect how much you pay based on they way your business is structured.
If you sell products or provide services, it is required to determine if you need to collect sales tax. Learn more about sales tax compliance for your business.
It’s a new year, which means business owners are likely setting up a new budget to prep for how they’ll spend incoming funds. Find out the steps you need to take to create a business budget.
Business licenses are an age-old compliance rule that local governments enforce on businesses in a specific area. Quite literally, business licenses are everywhere you are.
When starting a new business, there are few things more absolute than money. The popular saying ‘it takes money to make money’ personifies this concept. Unfortunately, good ideas alone do not get us to our goals.
Let’s go on a journey back to 1975. I’m talking pre-QuickBooks era, when the term ‘keeping the books’ actually meant managing the cash flow using a physical book of company transactions.
When running your business, one of the scariest things for some entrepreneurs is the thought of mismanaging finances and in such a way that it leads to the dreaded tax audit.
For the 3rd time today you may have checked your unemployment insurance application for a status update. Or maybe you called the service line to hear the same recording again hoping to get some new information, if you even got through at all.
Another Tax Day has come and gone; this time delayed by an impeding pandemic. Maybe you were prepared and filed on time, or maybe you are just avoiding it all together as a means for self-care.
