3 Tips to Get Your Small Business Ready for Tax Season
Getting an early start to your taxes can help you minimize your tax burden, increase deductions, and avoid the end of the year scramble. Read more
How to Choose a Tax Preparer
No matter what your scenario, there comes a time when you should consider hiring a professional tax preparer. Read more
Ask the CPA 2020 - Tax Advice for Small Businesses
Join us for this LIVE Q&A session with certified CPA and small business tax expert Micah Fraim. The hour will be dedicated to answering your tax-related questions and concerns. Read more
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An ESOP is not a Fable
An ESOP is also not an Employee Stock Option Plan. It is a defined contribution retirement plan established under section 401(a) rather than 401(k) and has two major differences. It must invest primarily in stock of the sponsoring company, and can borrow money to do so. The name is very misleading since the employees never own any of the company stock.
ESOP 101
An ESOP is not a do-it-yourself endeavor. The creation is complicated. The ESOP must conform to the laws and regulations of both ERISA and the IRS, and is overseen and regulated by the Department of Labor. Dealing with one government agency is bad enough. Dealing with three of them is horrific.
How to Make Sure You Don’t Get Audited…and What Steps to Take If You Do
The best way to reduce your risk of an audit is to keep thorough, accurate records and file on time. Read more
What Tax Deductions Can a Freelancer Take?
If you are a freelancer or considering becoming one, you probably have questions about what kinds of tax deductions you can take. Read more
COVID-19 Federal Tax Relief for Small Businesses
Due to COVID-19, the government created tax relief changes, including a payroll tax deferral, 3 new business tax credits, and new federal tax filing deadlines.
CARES Act in Simple Terms - How to Know Which Programs are Right for Your Business
This webinar will break down the whole universe of the CARES Act programs, how they fit together, and what they are designed to do - in SIMPLE terms. Read more
8 Tax Organizing Resolutions for Small Businesses
Take control of your taxes by getting organized and preparing for tax time throughout the year.
Your Business Owes Back Taxes; Now What?
If you owe back taxes to the IRS, there are steps your business must take to pay off that debt and avoid owing again in the future.
Marketing Costs: Small Business Tax Deductions
Know which marketing expenses qualify for a business tax deduction so you get the most money back at tax time.
How to Deduct Bad Debt
If you mistakenly forgot to deduct a bad debt on your tax return in the year it became worthless, you can file a claim for a credit or refund. Read more
The 10 Most Common Tax Deductions Small Businesses Might Miss
Make sure you’re not missing out on the 10 most common tax deductions that small businesses often overlook. Read more