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Floods, fire, theft, accidents. All unfortunate and expensive events, but you may be entitled to a tax deduction for losses suffered. While these deductions won’t necessarily make you whole, they will help ease some of the financial burden. Read More

There are now more than 11,000 sales tax jurisdictions across the U.S. Complying with this complex jurisdictional matrix, each with its own set of rates, regulations and forms can be nothing less than a nightmare for smaller ecommerce businesses. Read More

While IRS audit rates are down considerably and the chances that you’ll be examined are small, recognize that there are still thousands of small business owners audited each year. Even though tax season is now over, here are three IRS hot button issues for the coming year, why you should avoid th Read More

UK VAT registered seller’s guide concerning all VAT related transactions. Seller’s responsibilities, certain VAT rates and how to calculate VAT-inclusive and exclusive prices are highlighted by the infographic. Read More

The flat rate VAT accounting scheme makes the VAT process simple for businesses that qualify for this. Let's take a detailed look at this scheme to eliminate all confusions. Read More

When it comes to filing state or federal tax returns, far too many individuals make the grave mistake of assuming they aren’t eligible to claim expenses back. But the truth is, there are loads of forgotten tax deductions that can generate huge savings in the short-term. Read More

Tips for freelancers and small business owners on how to file an income tax extension for their 2015 taxes on the GoDaddy Garage blog by Nellie Akalp Read More

With Tax Day only a week away, make sure you sort out all your small business tax needs ASAP! To help get you started—or help you early filers plan for next year’s Tax Day—take a look at our best tax and accounting blog posts from the past year. Read More

Payrolls are expected to expand this year, making it more challenging for employers to find good workers. The strong job market likely will pressure employers to offer higher wages and more benefits than in the recent past in order to attract and retain talented employees. This all adds to the cost Read More