The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a sudden, massive international shift of companies suddenly having to operate with most or all of their employees working remotely. This has, of course, created a logistical challenge for many companies that have neverdone more than dip their toes into the water of remote work. As a business owner, …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of sudden shifts in the worlds of business and finance. One of the big changes that affects all Americans is that the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service jointly announced it would extend the federal income tax filing due date from April 15 to July 15. Here’s what …
Important Tax Deadlines Have Been Extended Until July: What You Should Know Read More »
If you’re a “solopreneur” – someone who runs your business without partners or employees – you likely still appreciate a team. Just because you’re the only name on your business doesn’t mean you have to do it all by yourself. It’s important to understand when to ask for help, and how to find the right …
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If you run a sole proprietorship, partnership or LLC, you’ll file your business income and expenses as part of your personal tax return. Because your business finances are tied up in your personal finances, taking care of your taxes early is an important part of managing your company. Not excited about tackling those taxes? Here’s …
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January 1 is an important date, and not just because it’s a holiday. January 1 is often the date when new laws go into effect. Because payroll is a critical component of managing your business’ finances, we know how important it is to stay up to date on the latest local, state and federal labor …
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Small business owners are motivated by much more than their bottom line. They are committed to giving back to their community by being an important piece of the local economy and by meeting the needs of their customers. While the business’ services provide plenty to the community, many business owners want to do more by …
It may be the most wonderful time of the year, but tax season is just around the corner. December 31 is an important deadline for your business’ taxes and finances. Before you start ringing in the new year, make sure your business is ready to close the year successfully. Review your year Use your accounting …
Since the New Year, you’ve likely seen plenty of motivational quotes on social media boasting, “New Year, New Me.” Whatever your personal resolutions may be – or how well you’re sticking to them so far – now is a great time to create new year’s resolutions for your business. Here are a few of our …
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Your status as a veteran makes you eligible for many services and benefits come tax time. Even though these services are designed to help you, navigating the tax landscape can be confusing. Here are a few tips that will help you be better prepared to use your veterans benefits during the next tax season. Know …
If you’re familiar with the idea of an outsourced bookkeeper, you may wonder how someone who isn’t in your company is able to manage your finances, or how some manage to do it long-distance. Thanks to excellent accounting software products, bookkeepers are able to support companies by performing a variety of functions such as payroll, …
