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You’re sitting at your kitchen table reading the mail, and there it is: a letter with the Internal Revenue Service return address. Maybe it’s a notice of an audit, a demand for back taxes, or the heart-stopping news that a
When you owe money to the IRS, it’s typically a sign of a cash flow problem. As a business owner, you may have made the difficult decision to pay your staff and vendors before your taxes. While that may have
For a dedicated small business owner, the company you’ve built is more than a source of income. It’s your life’s work. A financial lifeline for your employees. A promise to your customers. When times get tough, through a global recession,
Falling behind on payroll taxes is different from missing payments on other bills or even other types of taxes. Payroll taxes involve money withheld from employees’ paychecks, which the IRS expects employers to hold in trust until their next scheduled
One of the best things about working as an independent contractor is the freedom and flexibility it can provide. Yet these benefits come with additional responsibilities, including filing annual tax returns and making quarterly estimated tax payments. If you don’t
Getting an unexpected call from a Revenue Officer as a business owner indicates that your tax situation has just become much more serious. When the IRS attempts to collect unpaid taxes from a business, most of the efforts are automated.
One major reason to structure a business as a corporation or LLC (limited liability company) is to protect its owners, managers, and employees from personal liability for the business’s tax or legal liabilities. This liability protection has exceptions, such as
Running a business can be a lot of work, especially in regard to state tax obligations with the Washington State Department of Revenue (DOR). These obligations don’t automatically end just because you want to close your business. Before you can
As a business owner, whether you sell goods or services, you are legally required to report cash transactions larger than $10,000 to the IRS. This involves filing Form 8300 within 15 days of a transaction. Failing to do so may
Car dealerships face unique tax challenges that other types of businesses do not. One issue that dealerships often face is the number of large cash transactions they handle. These transactions trigger certain IRS requirements, including the requirement to file Form
You’re sitting at your kitchen table reading the mail, and there it is: a letter with the Internal Revenue Service
When you owe money to the IRS, it’s typically a sign of a cash flow problem. As a business owner,
For a dedicated small business owner, the company you’ve built is more than a source of income. It’s your life’s
Falling behind on payroll taxes is different from missing payments on other bills or even other types of taxes. Payroll
One of the best things about working as an independent contractor is the freedom and flexibility it can provide. Yet
Getting an unexpected call from a Revenue Officer as a business owner indicates that your tax situation has just become
One major reason to structure a business as a corporation or LLC (limited liability company) is to protect its owners,
Running a business can be a lot of work, especially in regard to state tax obligations with the Washington State
As a business owner, whether you sell goods or services, you are legally required to report cash transactions larger than
Car dealerships face unique tax challenges that other types of businesses do not. One issue that dealerships often face is
You’re sitting at your kitchen table reading the mail, and there it is: a letter with the Internal Revenue Service return address. Maybe it’s a notice of an audit, a demand for back taxes, or the heart-stopping news that a
When you owe money to the IRS, it’s typically a sign of a cash flow problem. As a business owner, you may have made the difficult decision to pay your staff and vendors before your taxes. While that may have
For a dedicated small business owner, the company you’ve built is more than a source of income. It’s your life’s work. A financial lifeline for your employees. A promise to your customers. When times get tough, through a global recession,
Falling behind on payroll taxes is different from missing payments on other bills or even other types of taxes. Payroll taxes involve money withheld from employees’ paychecks, which the IRS expects employers to hold in trust until their next scheduled
One of the best things about working as an independent contractor is the freedom and flexibility it can provide. Yet these benefits come with additional responsibilities, including filing annual tax returns and making quarterly estimated tax payments. If you don’t
Getting an unexpected call from a Revenue Officer as a business owner indicates that your tax situation has just become much more serious. When the IRS attempts to collect unpaid taxes from a business, most of the efforts are automated.
One major reason to structure a business as a corporation or LLC (limited liability company) is to protect its owners, managers, and employees from personal liability for the business’s tax or legal liabilities. This liability protection has exceptions, such as
Running a business can be a lot of work, especially in regard to state tax obligations with the Washington State Department of Revenue (DOR). These obligations don’t automatically end just because you want to close your business. Before you can
As a business owner, whether you sell goods or services, you are legally required to report cash transactions larger than $10,000 to the IRS. This involves filing Form 8300 within 15 days of a transaction. Failing to do so may
Car dealerships face unique tax challenges that other types of businesses do not. One issue that dealerships often face is the number of large cash transactions they handle. These transactions trigger certain IRS requirements, including the requirement to file Form
