Your Tax Returns Are Filed. Now What?
Congratulations! Your tax returns are filed for the 2022 tax year! You might be tempted to wait until the end of 2023 to think about taxes >>
Author: Judy Mills
Personal Use of a Company Car
Don’t Let Tax Consequences Catch You Unaware With many workers returning to the office and in-person meetings, and no shortage of deliveries of online orders, it’s >>
How Much Should My Business Pay Me?
Part 2 You own the business, now how much should you get paid for your hard work and expertise? In Part 1 of this two-part series, >>
2022 Earned Income Credit
IRS Warns Employers about Amended Returns When Claiming Employee Retention Credit The IRS and numerous entities have been communicating and advertising to business owners the benefit >>
2022 Child Tax Credit Update: A Return “Back to Normal”
IRS Warns Employers about Amended Returns When Claiming Employee Retention Credit The IRS and numerous entities have been communicating and advertising to business owners the >>
How much should my business pay me?
Part 1 There are some questions that CPAs get asked all the time. One common question from business owners is “How do I pay myself through >>
Helping Yourself to Your IRS Information
No one on the phone? The IRS has online tools that can help. For many taxpayers, contacting the IRS for wanted information has been an ongoing >>
Unclaimed Payroll Checks
The employee “left the building” but also left you holding a paycheck or two – what to do? Employees leave a business for many reasons but >>
Don’t Ignore the Lesson 2020 Taught Us
If you are like most people, you are eagerly awaiting the time when we can put 2020, COVID, and everything that came with it, in the >>
Bitcoin Part 2: Tax Planning and Strategies
Sitting on a pile of cryptocurrency gains? Wondering what the tax consequences might be for those gains? Maybe you are thinking of dipping a toe into >>
