Take out a business loan or have a mortgage for your brick-and-mortar? You may cringe when you see your business interest expense add up. But here’s a bit of good news—there’s a business interest expense deduction you may be eligible to claim (hooray!).
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What Is Estimated Tax, and Why Is It Important?
Employers bear the burden of calculating, withholding, and remitting taxes from employee wages. They must also report them to the correct government agencies. But, what must self-employed individuals do? And what about individuals whose income isn’t taxed? What should those individuals do to pay and report their taxes?
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12-Month Rule for Prepaid Expenses: What to Know
If you want to take advantage of business deductions before the end of the year, you may decide to prepay some of your expenses. But, hold up! Before you do that, you need to learn about the 12-month rule for prepaid expenses.
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How Long to Keep Tax Returns for Your Business
As a business owner, there are many documents you need to keep track of for your company. Employee paperwork, bills, invoices, etc., are all essential documents to store in your records. Keeping records isn’t just a good business practice, either. There are specific IRS recordkeeping requirements you must follow. One of those requirements is maintaining […]
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Do I Have to Charge Sales Tax? The Inside Scoop for Sellers
Business owners have a lot of taxes to know. Sales tax is another one to put on the list. Understand sales tax and how it works for your business to avoid potential penalties. And, that includes knowing if your particular company has to charge sales tax at all. So, let’s answer, “Do I have to […]
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What Are Gross Receipts, and What Do You Need to Know Them For?
At some point or another, you may need to know your gross receipts for certain situations, like taking out a loan. But, what are gross receipts exactly? And, how do you calculate them? Let’s get into the nitty gritty of gross receipts.
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IRS Cash App Reporting Rules: What to Know
Over 75% of consumers use payment service apps. And if you’re part of the growing percentage of small businesses (23% in 2019, to be exact) that accept peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, you should know about the new IRS cash app reporting rules.
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Optimize Your Small Business With Effective Year-end Tax Planning Strategies
The end of the year is a busy, if not the busiest, time of year for small business owners. You’re gearing up for the start of a new year and trying to wrap things up before the year comes to a close. One thing that should be on your mind during this time of year—aside […]
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How Does the Self-employed Social Security Tax Deferral Work?
In 2020, COVID-19 took the world by storm. To provide relief during the pandemic, the IRS allowed eligible employees and self-employed individuals to defer Social Security tax temporarily. And now, it’s time for individuals (or their employers) to collect and pay back the deferred tax. But, how does the self-employed Social Security tax deferral work? […]
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Home Office Tax Deduction Available for Business Owners. Employees? Not So Lucky
Thanks to the COVID pandemic, 58% of employees sometimes or always work remotely now. Unfortunately for those employees, they can no longer claim the home office tax deduction (talk about an unlucky sequence of events). But lucky for you, you’re a business owner. And that means this tax deduction is still available.
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