When you make charitable donations, you want to get the maximum benefit for tax purposes. You may wonder if you should run those donations through the business. Will you get extra tax benefit?
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Hiring an accounting firm is a big decision for any small business. Every dollar counts when you’re juggling expenses and trying to keep the business growing. When you hear that accounting fees might be tax-deductible, that sounds like a win. But with tax laws constantly changing, it’s easy to get confused about what you can
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Understanding Beneficial Ownership Information Reporting for Local Businesses Local small businesses need to be aware of a new requirement for businesses: Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting. This article will clarify what BOI reporting means, who needs to file, and some important exceptions to keep in mind. What is BOI Reporting? BOI reporting requires corporations and
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By Elizabeth Stroup As a small business owner, dealing with unemployment claims is something you may eventually face. This article walks through the essential facts that small business owners should know when handling an unemployment claim. Who Qualifies for Unemployment Benefits? Before responding, it’s crucial to understand whether the former employee qualifies for unemployment benefits.
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If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve poured your heart and soul into building your company. You’re navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. But even the most experienced owners can run into trouble, especially when it comes to bookkeeping. In my years as a CPA, I’ve seen plenty of smart, hardworking business owners make the same
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