If you are a business who utilizes the services of independent contractors, freelancers, or other non-employees, 1099 forms are likely already on your radar. The same is true if you are one of
When I started my accounting firm in December 2019, I had no idea how much I’d learn in the weeks and months to come. After many years working in other accounting firms, I
Getting a letter from the IRS can strike fear into the heart of any taxpayer. But there’s no need to panic. These letters are extremely common: in fact, the IRS sends millions of
S Corp Status: What it is, How to File, and How it Can Benefit Your Business Whether you just started your business or have been operating for some time as an LLC or
If you’re experiencing a delay in receiving your 2020 tax refund, you’re not the only one. While the normal processing time for an e-filed tax return is around 21 days (with many people
The thought of saving for your child’s college education can be daunting. Higher education costs seem to rise more and more each year, and saving enough to send your child to college can
If money stresses you out, you’re not alone. A recent study by the American Psychological Association reported that money is a significant source of stress for 64% of American adults (and the percentage
As a CPA, I can do more for your business than file your taxes. From tax planning and preparation services to business accounting and serving in a business advisory role, I am equipped
Adjustments to federal tax brackets, deductions, credits, and more are not new—they happen every year. This year’s changes are small and are largely related to inflation, but regardless it’s important to be informed
With the end of December around the corner, that means that, for most businesses, it’s time to close out the year’s books to get ready for the new year and 2020 tax season.
