• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Huddleston Tax CPAs | Accounting Firm In Seattle

Huddleston Tax CPAs | Accounting Firm In Seattle

  • Tax Services
    • For Individuals
    • For Small Businesses
    • For Startups
  • Industry Expertise
  • Tax Guides
    • Self Employed
    • Rental Property
    • Offer In Compromise
    • City Tax
  • About
    • Our Team
    • Meeting Locations
    • Careers
    • Instructors at Small Business Webcast
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Client Portal

Blog

September 18, 2021 By john

Armory v Delamirie & the Evolution of Property Rights

It's a time-honored recess tradition that should a group of kids find something on the ground, then "finders, keepers" is the binding contract. Despite how silly it may sound, this is effectively what Armory v Delamirie sought to define: what constitutes, and who can claim, ownership of an object.

Filed Under: court case

a silhouette of a man in the top of an hourglass as sand trickles into the bottom half of the hourglass

September 17, 2021 By john

How To Reduce Taxes For Retirement

If you're looking to reduce your taxes so that you can save up enough for a nice retirement, there are a few ways you can do this.  401k Options One thing you can do now, to help save for retirement is to use your 401k plan. Specifically, you can use something called a “partial in-service

Filed Under: money saving

a mannequin in a suit seated on the floor of an office building

September 15, 2021 By john

Gregory v Helvering & the Old Roots of Modern Financial Duplicity

Gregory v Helvering (1935) is not the most well-known financial case, yet this Great Depression-era piece of litigation is fascinating for a number of reasons. Perhaps the most notable reason for its appeal is its relevance to more modern financial scandals. Although this case is almost a century

Filed Under: court case

a stone statue of a gavel in a fountain

September 11, 2021 By john

United States v Winthrop & the Test for Ordinary Income

United States v Winthrop (1969) is a case in which the court rejected the capital gain classification and ruled that certain transactions were sales made in the ordinary course of business. Understanding the distinction between business income and capital gains is critical for any taxpayer as

Filed Under: court case

top-down view of person's hands, highlighting parts of a paper next to a phone and in front of a computer

September 10, 2021 By john

The Ideal Small Business Budget Breakdown

A budget breakdown is one of the most crucial segments of a business plan. It is a skill that every small business owner needs to stay informed on the sales cost, reinvestment budget, and to know when you are financially ready to bring in employees into your business. Setting a budget also enhances

Filed Under: Small Business

a hand holding a check beside tax forms and a calculator open on their phone

September 3, 2021 By john

What To Expect For The 2022 Tax Season

Federal income taxes seem ever-changing and shrouded in a veil of vague rules and complicated math. Tax season offers relief for some, as they anticipate extra funds for the year. But for others it is a time of stress as they wonder how much they owe the federal government. But what if the veil

Filed Under: Taxes

a computer monitor that displays a line chart with peaks and valleys and a median line

August 27, 2021 By john

What is Mark to Market Accounting?

If you owns a small business, then you're most likely always pushing the limits for further profits and opportunities within your company. If that is the case, then learning this concept could very well lift your business to greater financial heights. Imagine having a method to reliably account for

Filed Under: Small Business

calendar with specific highlighted cells

August 20, 2021 By john

How to Do Payroll Yourself

Payroll management can be a struggle for small businesses. You need to take into account state and federal necessities and ensure the lot is legally sound. Failure to do so will result in fines with many businesses paying upwards of $1,000 for inaccuracies. You have two options: do it yourself or

Filed Under: payroll

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 31
  • Page 32
  • Page 33
  • Page 34
  • Page 35
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 81
  • Go to Next Page »

Primary Sidebar

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • YouTube

Contact

18208 66th Ave Ne, Ste 100
Kenmore, WA 98028
(425) 483-6600

Meeting Locations

Bellevue | Bothell | Issaquah
Kenmore | Kirkland
Seattle | University District
Copyright 2025 Huddleston Tax CPAs | Privacy Policy | FAQ