Minimizing expenses is essential for any company, but especially for small businesses that are oftenoperating on a shoestring budget. And yet, many business owners accept taxes as an inevitability, andmake few efforts to minimize these annual expenses. While taxes certainly can’t be avoided, there isactually...
Placing money into any type of retirement account is a smart financial decision—both for your future financial security and for immediate or future tax benefits. However, once you place money into these accounts, the funds are expected to stay there until you reach retirement age,...
The New Year means a new tax season. Have you started gathering those tax documents yet? Read here to learn when you should start collecting them....
The business tax extension deadline is September 15th. What happens if you don’t file before then? Read this blog from The Accounting Guys to find out....
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Are you responsible for filing a deceased loved one’s last tax return? Read this article from The Accounting Guys to learn a few things you should be aware of. ...
Over 30 million taxpayers had their returns delayed last year, and now the IRS has an even bigger backlog. How likely are you to have your tax return delayed this year? Learn more here....
Most people know what forms to expect from the IRS each year, but this tax season, you’ll probably be getting a brand-new tax form in the mail. It’s called Letter 6419, and it’s important that you hang onto it, along with all your other tax...
Many people take a passive approach to taxes: You fill out your return, pay what you owe (or collect your refund), then do the exact same thing again next year. However, this reactive strategy can result in you paying thousands more in taxes over the...
Contributing to your retirement accounts is an important investment into your financial future—but it can offer you some tax benefits too. It’s important that you consider both the immediate and future tax implications of your retirement contributions so that you can take control of your...
