When you’re a customer, sales tax is pretty simple. You go to the store, buy something, and pay a small extra percentage on the item. But when you’re a product seller, sales tax gets a little more complex, especially if you sell online.

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Most business people are aware that they can write off some of the costs of operating a standard gasoline- or diesel-based car, truck or van for business use. But with electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles, we’re talking about money that comes right off the top of your tax liability — in the form of Read More
There are cases where someone has used the same tax professional for a long time and they are reluctant to change. Usually the client and tax advisor have built a great personal relationship over many years of working together.

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As much as starting and running a business involves grit and good ideas, it also involves the delightful tedium of paperwork—and knowing which forms the government needs from you based on the type of business you own.

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Quarterly tax payments come around every 3 months. For business owners, payments for the following year are usually estimated by your accountant or through which ever tax filing software you might be using.

To make it simple to remember when to pay your quarterly taxes, I’ve created a Read More
This guide breaks down the types of federal taxes your business may be subject to, how these taxes are applied to different types of business types, and the different rates applied to your business earnings.

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Do you prepare and file your company’s taxes?

If you’ve been processing your business taxes, you might have been doing so incorrectly for years. You might have overlooked deductions that you could have taken. You might have missed credits and itemized items that you could have applied. Read More
While doing your own taxes can save you money there are times when you should consider hiring an accountant. Here are situations that warrant an accountant. Read More
It’s almost April 18th. Have you filed your small business taxes yet?

The Small Business Administration reports that there are 28 million small businesses in the U.S., 22 million of which are “nonemployer” businesses made up of a solo entrepreneur. These small businesses run the gamut from indie Read More
Every business owner I’ve talked to who needs to hire a bookkeeper starts by asking me what, in fact, they should be asking potential candidates. What are the best bookkeeper interview questions?

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