Have people ever really lived within their means? One thing we know for certain, is once we reach adulthood – life gets expensive. We need a home, things to put in our home, groceries, a cell phone, and the list goes on and on. It’s usually inevitable that once we finish school and go out into the real world, we’re already dealing with a substantial amount of debt. Fortunately...
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Compliance Deadlines Happy New Year! As we have turned the corner from 2018 into 2019, we wanted to remind you of some upcoming compliance deadlines and payroll filing requirements due this January and February of 2019. Please keep in mind that not all of the following filings will apply to your business or specific situation.
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6 Money Saving Tips To Plan For The Holidays Now It seems like every year, the holidays sneak up on us quicker and quicker. Labor Day grilling turns to Thanksgiving turkey carving with the snap of a finger, and before we know it, it’s time to buy gifts for family and friends. Gift giving is
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Small Business Finances to Help Your Seasonal Business As a seasonal small business, you know you have unique financial needs. Your business income ebbs and flows with the seasons. Peak season might generate steady streams of surplus, while the off season may bring in just a trickle. Yet, your business expenses don’t always adjust to
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Business Presentation by Kevin Collins Projections Template Business Budget Spreadsheet
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Summer Tax Preparation Will Put You Ahead of the Game Summer? Taxes? These two seemingly unrelated subjects have more in common than you might think. While most of us don’t think about taxes until the snow starts to melt, tax preparation doesn’t have to wait until early spring. In fact, it’s a good idea to
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Don’t Panic – There’s Still Time to Act if You Missed the Tax Filing Deadline Did you run short on time for a tax return this year? If you missed the tax filing deadline, know there’s still time to act. You may not have as much to worry about as you think. To start, do
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The IRS Will Be on the Lookout for These Mistakes During the 2018 Tax Season While the IRS audits just a small percentage of tax filers every year (less than 1%), getting audited can be a grueling experience. People who don’t file their taxes correctly and submit returns with “red flags” are more likely to
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Understand How Cryptocurrency and Taxes Work in 2018 Cryptocurrency had a massive year in 2017. As a result of its skyrocketing popularity and adoption, this tax season many are wondering how to handle this new form of currency when filing taxes. Is it considered a form of income? Is there a Ripple, Dash, or Bitcoin
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As An Entrepreneur You May Need A Business Exit Strategy When you start running a business, you probably don’t think about stopping. You think about growing, profiting, and building a brand. But almost every entrepreneur – regardless of how long they’ve been in business – is wise to think about an exit strategy. An exit
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New for Tax Year 2017. You are eligible for a $3,000 exemption on your Income Tax return if you are a military veteran who was honorably discharged or released under honorable circumstances from active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States by the last day of the tax year. Your spouse (or civil
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The Internal Revenue Service has advised taxpayers that in many cases they can continue to deduct interest paid on home equity loans. Responding to many questions received from taxpayers and tax professionals, the IRS said that despite newly enacted restrictions on home mortgages, taxpayers can often still deduct interest on a home equity loan, home
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