Know the Rules for Hiring your Kids to Work in Your Small Business?

In my now 17 years in business, I have learned so many lessons. I have learned what I am good at. What I struggle with. What I love and what I would rather not do. I have learned how to subdivide undeveloped land, file payroll taxes, dispute with the IRS, file UCC liens, and how…

So, you started a business? Kick-Ass!!! Now the fun begins. Do you incorporate? Form an LLC? Are you a sole proprietor? WHAT?! Here are a few of the basics… If you are all by yourself in this little (or big) venture, you ARE a sole proprietor. But you have options…Forming an LLC is a good…

Business Owners…As we are nearing the close of this tax season, make sure you are taking advantage of every opportunity to cut your tax bill. Business owners can deduct business expenses from the amount of income they earn throughout the year. For an expense to qualify as a “business expense” it must be directly related…

Is your bookkeeper working with you to maximize your tax write-offs? Is she helping you to reduce your company’s tax liability? Is he pushing you (nagging) to get him the documentation that he needs to document EVERY POSSIBLE expense your company may have? Ask yourself the following questions….. 1. Does your bookkeeper provide suggestions on…

Here are some important dates you need to get on your calendar: By January 31, 2019 Form 940 due – Employer’s Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return Form 941 Quarterly Reports due Form 943 due – Employer’s Annual Federal Tax Return for Agricultural Employees Form 944 due – Employer’s Annual Federal Tax Return (replaces form 941)…

Corporate budgets, as well as household ones, are arguably one of the most important tools you can use. Creating a budget for your business will provide a guideline for expected income and expenses and enable you to compare your anticipated financial goals with the actual numbers. In essence, it will serve as a barometer for…