Miranda Marquit — May 15, 2018 — May 15, 2018 stevepb / Pixabay Tax season is over (finally) and you’ve had time to recover. If you use a tax accountant, like I do, there’s a good chance you’re wondering if you got good value for what you spent. A few years ago, I switched accountants. … Continue reading 4 Signs You Have a Great Tax Accountant
Max Palmer — April 11, 2018 — April 11, 2018 Clker-Free-Vector-Images / Pixabay After the tax bill was finalized and passed in December, many business owners began to contemplate what they should do with their new windfall. With the corporate tax rate falling from 35 percent to 21 percent — representing the biggest one-time drop … Continue reading Should You Reward Employees in the Wake of the Tax Bill?
Dave Scherer — April 6, 2018 — April 6, 2018 FirmBee / Pixabay Seeing your organization’s taxes go down in 2018 might be cause for celebration, but the situation is far from straightforward. Even a single small change to tax law can have ripple effects throughout your entire business. What may seem like a positive … Continue reading What the New Tax Laws Really Mean for Small and Medium Companies
Amanda Abella — March 12, 2018 — March 12, 2018 stevepb / Pixabay Since we’re in the middle of tax season, it’s likely that you’re running numbers in your business. I know I am. Aside from the end of the year when I look at what to spend, this is usually the time I look … Continue reading 4 Financial Metrics To Look at During Tax Time
Eric Rosenberg — January 3, 2018 — January 3, 2018 stevepb / Pixabay Happy New Year! While you are working to nurse off that hangover or catch up on sleep, last year is over and it’s time to start thinking about one of two of life’s biggest guarantees: taxes. While you may not be as … Continue reading 5 Early Steps to Get Ready for Tax Time
Anjum Tunuli — July 31, 2017 Follow @EGFSTax — July 31, 2017 As sure as your business will pay taxes next year, some will try to scam their way out of it. Tax fraud, unfortunately, is a common occurrence that startup owners need to keep in mind. The “Dirty Dozen” is a yearly report put … Continue reading 4 Tax Scams and How to Avoid Them
Cameron Ackbury — July 7, 2017 Follow @deskera — July 7, 2017 jarmoluk / Pixabay According to William Fox, Professor of Economics at the University of Tennessee, the development of sales tax arose out of the Great Depression. In the 1930s, 24 states and the District of Columbia began imposing sales tax, and since then … Continue reading 3 Questions Small Businesses Should Answer to Manage State Sales Tax
Tax Time Shows Shifts In Online Behavior, Device Use by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 14, 2017 Junk food and candy beat out alcohol as American’s favorite vice when preparing taxes for filing, as the deadline approaches April 18. About 9% said they even fantasized about not fling to see what happens, according to findings in … Continue reading Tax Time Shows Shifts In Online Behavior, Device Use
Adam Baetu — April 8, 2017 Follow @Marcomms4biz— April 8, 2017 If you are involved in a business’s digital marketing efforts, the fear of a massive and very public blunder can easily cause you to wake in a cold sweat at the dead of night. Social media gaffes occur often, and while some brands embrace … Continue reading Some of the Worst Digital Marketing Blunders of Recent Times and How to Fix Them
Genia Stevens — April 8, 2017 Follow @geniastevens— April 8, 2017 The April 18 tax filing deadline is approaching and individual filers aren’t the only ones feeling the stress. Entrepreneurs are often overwhelmed by the added regulatory burden of business taxes. No single resource can teach an entrepreneur everything he or she needs to know … Continue reading 10 Tax Questions New Entrepreneurs Need to Ask
