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Dealing with taxes is a fact of life for small business owners.
Annual expenditures for taxes for most owners is likely their largest outlay each year, exceeding rent or mortgage payments, marketing costs, and vehicle expenses (the only possible larger expenditure is payroll).
Beyond payments to Read More

Tax time is fast approaching, and hopefully you have your financial records in order, but in case you don’t here’s some advice on how to hire an accountant. While there are many aspects of your business that you can handle on your own, accounting is one worth turning over to a professional. Account Read More

One of the easiest ways that small business owners can reduce their tax burden is to maximize business tax deductions. But doing so is often easier said than done. To help you streamline and automate this process, here are 10+ tools and apps that can ease expense capture and management process. Read More

Crowdfunding isn’t always as simple as posting some information and collecting bundles of money.
There are plenty of factors that can complicate the crowdfunding process. And many entrepreneurs have had to learn those lessons the hard way. Read More

You worked all year for your revenue. Now be sure you get all tax deductions you’re entitled to, so you can keep as much of it as you can after taxes.
When it comes to his clients, tax attorney Jeff Jacobs of EisnerAmper LLP tells Small Business Trends in a phone interview it isn’t always about ho Read More

Small business owners are prime candidates to employ a nanny. Here are some tips on how to manage your nanny payroll taxes. Read More

The deadline for filing your returns is a little under a month away. And, with around 20-25% of all returns filed within two-three weeks of that April 15th deadline, it’s probably safe to assume that a few of you are still working on those returns. A lot of small business owners depend on a solid r Read More

BIR Form 2307 is something you must file together with your Quarterly/Annual Income Tax Return – BIR Forms 1701Q / 1701 for individuals, or BIR Form 1702Q/ 1702 for non-individuals – for income tax liability. Read on to learn more about it. Read More

The BIR tax audit process can be a long and arduous one, so it would be best to avoid it as much as possible. One of the best ways to do that is by hiring an auditor. Hiring an auditor will allow you these benefits. Read More