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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

If you’re new to business, then wrapping your arms around your tax obligations can seem like an uphill task. The first question you need to ask yourself is which tax laws impact your business from the get-go? It may be safe to assume that your tax obligations kick in once you start making a profit. Read More

VAT is a form of indirect fixation. This article provides you with a clear idea of VAT registration, benefits of VAT Registration and other issues related to the same. Read More

If you’re a small business owner or freelancer, estimated tax payments are a tough pill to swallow. Here are just some of the cash dilemmas business owners face when managing their estimated taxes - and how you can overcome them. Read More

U.S. politicians often profess a desire to champion small businesses — and businesses in general. The economic development and job creation they bring are important.
But what promotes small businesses often promotes larger ones too — things like lower taxes and fewer regulations. And the reverse Read More

George Osborne recently announced the government’s plans to help the UK’s small businesses; from April 2017 businesses whose properties have a Rateable Value of up to £15,000 will not have to pay business rates at all, a rise from £6,000 previously. Read More