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When it comes to your federal income taxes, you pay the same rate no matter where you live, but each state – and sometimes locality – can set its own tax rules that apply to its residents. That means the…
While they may not have a line item on a balance sheet, employees are your company’s most important asset. Their knowledge, skill sets, and expertise impact your ability to keep customers or clients satisfied and improve your bottom line. A…
When you file a tax return for your small business, one of the questions on the form asks about your accounting method: cash or accrual. This applies whether you’re a sole proprietor filing on Schedule C, a partnership or LLC…
In 2011, American businessman and investor Warren Buffett wrote an op-ed for the New York Times in which he famously claimed he pays a lower tax rate than any of the other 20 people in his office — including his…
You can’t take a holiday from paying federal income taxes, but you might be able to take a break from paying sales tax, depending on where you live. A sales tax holiday is a period when a state (and sometimes…
Some customers take ages to pay their bills. For small-business owners who rely on cash flow, slow-paying customers are a real problem. You’re making sales, but you don’t have cash in the bank because those sales are tied up in…
When a small-business owner decides they need more help, the next question is whether they should hire employees or freelancers. The decision can be difficult — especially if you’re working with a limited budget. To help with your decision, we’ve…
At the end of the year, your thoughts are likely on the holidays, spending time with friends and family, and the promise of a new year. The last thing you want to think about is the possible income tax bill…
It may be better to give than to receive, but receiving a tax break for their charitable giving is a good incentive for many taxpayers. According to Giving USA, total charitable contributions in 2019 reached an all-time high of $449.64…
It seems like everyone has at least one friend or family member who’s chronically late for everything: dinner, work, parties, you name it. This kind of behavior can be annoying on a personal level, but it can have dire consequences…
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