You have eventually sealed the deal with your prospective employee; however, they pop in one final question, “Do you have insurance?” Of course, it’s there, but it has been a pain for as long as you have been paying for the expenses. Maybe you have been considering lowering or even eliminating it.
What Does An Accountant Do With Taxes?
Tax laws are constantly changing and quite frankly trying to keep up with all of these changes can be a complex tax. Tax accountants help companies and also individuals make sure they remain in alignment with tax laws by making sure they file their federal and state income returns. In fact, some tax
What Tax Documents Do I Need?
When you're a business owner, doing your own taxes feels like a zero sum game where you're not making money, you're not growing your business, instead you're tallying all the money you don't get to keep. This is why hiring an accountant is well worth your time and money. Accountants can find the
Do Self Employers Have To Pay Quarterly Taxes?
Usually, yes. There are a handful of circumstances where you may not need to. Before going too deeply into this, first make sure you're identified as a self employer. According to the IRS the following things must apply to you: You carry on a trade or business as a sole proprietor or an
Can You Claim Expenses Before A Business Starts?
When starting a new business most startup founders have to spend a large amount of their own personal money to start the business. While that may be stressful there is good news, you can now take a start up deduction to limit your tax bill. Here’s how: What Can I Write Off As a Startup
Small Business Coaching: Tax Basics
The best and worst thing about running a small business is that you’re responsible for everything. While there’s a certain freedom that comes with this, there’s also an often overwhelming level of responsibility. Everything from finances, to staffing, to advertising, will fall squarely on your
A Primer on Disregarded Entities
If you spend a substantial amount of time around tax professionals, there's a decent chance you will encounter the phrase "disregarded entity" at one point or another. This phrase, fear-inspiring though it sounds, is a fairly straightforward concept which has relevance in a variety of contexts. In
The Will of the People
The phrase “the will of the people” has greater importance for Americans than it has for citizens of other states around the world. In large part, this stems from our deeply entrenched view of our system of government as a system which has developed entirely from the collective will of a free