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Some tax breaks have a limited existence. Most of the changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for individuals are set to run only through 2025. But when it comes to businesses, there are some provisions due to expire much sooner. It’s up to you to take advantage of them while you can. Read More

When it comes to running a small business, managing money and keeping track of the firm’s finances can often be some of the top challenges that entrepreneurs face. With that in mind, Clutch recently conducted a survey in which they spoke to more than 300 small business owners and managers who were Read More

After months of questions, this week, the IRS is looking to clear thing up a bit by proposing new rules on the tax break. Here's what we know about the potentially lucrative deduction. Read More

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made many favorable changes for businesses, including a lower corporate tax rate, a new 20% business income deduction for owners of pass-through entities, and favorable rules for writing off the cost of certain property investments. But it also ended—permanently or tempora Read More

While most entrepreneurs do their best to ensure they pay as little as possible in taxes, a tax minimization strategy likely isn't actually what's best for you and your business. Read More

Having a trustworthy accountant is important for small business owners. Use these tips to find the one who will provide best advise without causing problems in the future. Read More

As a small business, the threat of an audit can strike heart into your heart. In episode #70, hosts Elizabeth Larkin and Gene Marks answer this question:

“I have a sneaking suspicion that I might be audited this year. We had a lot of unforeseen expenses, so how do I prepare for one just in case? Read More

After a turbulent tax time in 2016, Kyle decided to invest in Quickbooks Self-Employed software for himself. Now a year later he offers his review of the service and shares how it helped his save money on his tax bill this time around. Read More

Tax day is normally on April 15th, but this year that falls on a Saturday. Monday is a holiday in Washington, D.C., so that pushes the date back to today… April 18th!

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