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October 4, 2026 By john

Why Do I Have to File a Tax Return If the IRS Already Takes Money From My Paycheck?

There's a perfectly reasonable question that comes up every tax season: My employer already took money out of every paycheck. They sent it to the IRS. The IRS knows how much I made. The IRS knows how much money was withheld. So...why can't the government just do the math? It's

Filed Under: Taxes

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September 27, 2026 By john

Do You Need a Lawyer to Form an LLC?

Starting a business comes with a seemingly endless list of things you have to figure out. Choose a name. Buy a domain. Open a bank account. Get an EIN. Figure out accounting. Maybe build a website. Maybe convince your family that, yes, this is actually going to work. And somewhere in that pile

Filed Under: Small Business

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September 20, 2026 By john

Who Qualifies as a Dependent on Your Taxes?

These sound like straightforward questions. Unfortunately, the tax code has a tendency to turn “Who lives with whom?” into a surprisingly complicated series of tests involving relationship, age, residency, income, support, custody and sometimes even the number of nights a child spent in your

Filed Under: Taxes

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September 13, 2026 By john

Can Your Business Buy a Car? How Entrepreneurs Should Finance and Deduct a Business Vehicle

At some point, a lot of entrepreneurs reach the same realization: “I'm driving to see clients constantly. I think I actually need a car for the business.” Maybe you're visiting customers, traveling between job sites, meeting prospects, hauling equipment, or simply putting a ridiculous number

Filed Under: Small Business

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September 12, 2026 By john

1099-K Forms: What you Need to Know about Online Payments

Tax season can feel overwhelming, especially when money moves through a growing number of online payment platforms and marketplaces. If you've been using services like PayPal, Venmo, eBay, or other payment apps to sell goods or provide services, you may encounter a Form 1099-K among your tax

Filed Under: Taxes

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September 11, 2026 By john

The Largest Tax Package in Washington History

Washington State has enacted significant tax reforms under Governor Bob Ferguson's Washington's tax landscape has changed significantly over the past year. Several tax changes passed by the Washington Legislature in 2025 are now in effect, including changes to the state's Business &

Filed Under: News

shop owner using a treadmill to pull customers back into his store

September 6, 2026 By john

How to Increase Customer Retention and Get More Repeat Purchases

Getting a new customer is exciting. Getting that same customer to buy from you again is often much more valuable. Businesses can spend a significant amount of money on advertising, promotions, salespeople, and other customer-acquisition efforts just to convince someone to make their first

Filed Under: Small Business

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September 5, 2026 By john

Beyond Profits: Cultivating Care for Your Business and Bottom Line

The world of business can often feel transactional, focused almost entirely on revenue, expenses, and the elusive bottom line. And yes, financial success matters. A business that can't make money eventually becomes a very expensive hobby. But caring for your business is about more than maximizing

Filed Under: Small Business

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