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As tax season looms again for small business owners, it’s time to think about those deductions.
But wait!
Though common sense may tell you to take as many as you can, that could be a bad strategy long term.
That’s especially the case if you plan to sell your business.
Why?
Because experts say Read More

Every new year can be challenging for all small businesses as plans are made for the future, especially plans that center around finances. At Wasp Barcode, we continue to hear from our small business partners that industry-wide metrics, specific to small and medium sized business, are difficult to Read More

Is your small business paying more in taxes than is necessary? The answer is probably yes.

Here are nine strategies to help you reduce your taxes this year. Read More

Learn what a small business owner may do to reduce income taxes during the earning years and increase cash flow during retirement. Read More

PPACA or Obamacare comes with subsidies that help low-income taxpayers. However, if your income turns out to be higher than though you might owe taxes this tax season. Find out how. Read More

We all know many low-wage earners don't pay federal taxes. But, low wage earners often pay a higher percentage of their income for local taxes than high wage earners. Read More

Do you use a vehicle for your business? If so, have you looked at mileage rate the IRS has established for deducting that travel on your taxes? If not, have a look. The new rates are out for 2015. Share this link with a friend or on your website and help spread the word! Read More

Each year, I make the trek to my accountant’s office with my year’s profit and loss statement, and all my documentation. When meeting with your CPA about your home business taxes, it’s important to be prepared. Read More

Here we’ll break down the five key differences between how an LLC and corporation are taxed. While these pointers can be a great starting point, you should consult a tax advisor if you have any questions about how these differences apply to your particular situation.
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