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October 5, 2025 By john

Tips to Improve Your Chance of a Small Business Loan

If you’re a small business owner struggling to get a loan, you’re far from alone. Many entrepreneurs have had frustrating experiences: being ghosted by “loan specialists,” denied despite revenue, or forced into predatory high-interest offers. Here’s how to understand those roadblocks, reframe

Filed Under: Small Business

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September 28, 2025 By john

How to Use NotebookLM to Keep Track of Your Expenses and Taxes (Safely)

For small business owners, freelancers, and consultants, tax season doesn’t begin in April, it lasts all year. From tracking receipts to managing deductions and keeping notes on client income, there’s a constant flow of information to organize. That’s where NotebookLM can help especially if

Filed Under: Small Business

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September 21, 2025 By john

When Your Employer Switches You from W2 to 1099: What Changes, What to Watch Out For

You might hear from coworkers or see job posts that say “1099 only” or “contractor status.” Sometimes that’s legitimate, but in many cases, people find out after the fact that being a 1099 contractor is very different -- for better or worse. Let’s explore what changes when you move from being a

Filed Under: Uncategorized

September 14, 2025 By john

How Tax Brackets Actually Work (& How to Make Them Work for You)

If you’ve ever worried that earning “too much” could bump you into a higher tax bracket and cause you to lose money, you’re not alone. A surprising number of people misunderstand how tax brackets actually work. The good news? It’s not nearly as punishing as it sounds. Let’s clear things up and

Filed Under: Uncategorized

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September 7, 2025 By john

Misunderstanding “Income” vs “Profit”: A Cautionary Tale for LLC Owners

A small business owner recently shared a familiar frustration: they were advised to reserve 45% of their income for taxes and ended up owing far more than expected. What seemed like sound advice felt more like a trap. The root of the problem? A critical misunderstanding between revenue (income) and

Filed Under: Filing Taxes & Tax Returns, Small Business

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August 30, 2025 By john

If Your Real Estate Professional Status (REPS) Gets Denied in an Audit

Real estate investors often hear about the tax benefits of qualifying as a Real Estate Professional (REPS). When done correctly, REPS status can unlock significant deductions, allowing you to offset W2 income with passive real estate losses. But what happens if you claim REPS based on your CPA’s

Filed Under: Real Estate

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August 24, 2025 By john

How Tariffs are Impacting SMBs in Seattle

Small businesses and startups in Seattle are facing rising costs, unpredictable supply chains, and financial pressure due to tariffs on imported goods. From arcade owners to boutique retailers, entrepreneurs are feeling the effects firsthand. Take Gary’s Place, a local waterfront arcade:

Filed Under: News, Small Business

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August 17, 2025 By john

Myth-Busting: Why Do We Pay Taxes If Healthcare Isn’t Free?

For many Americans, one of the biggest frustrations with taxes is this: “If I’m paying thousands in federal, state, and local taxes each year, why isn’t my healthcare fully covered?” It’s a fair question, especially for employees whose employers don’t provide health insurance benefits. The truth

Filed Under: medical

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