Business Taxes | Page 2

We don't know which tax changes are in store when the next Congress convenes, but business owners should be prepared, as well as aware of benefits that are slated to disappear. Act now before it's too late.

And the money you do get back might not be timely either.

Join us for this free webinar to learn the right way to connect an owner's personal financial goals to the strategy and direction of the business.

As your small business expands its sales efforts and reaches more customers across the country, you will encounter a complex series of nexus regulations. These sales tax and use laws vary from state to state. Here's what you need to know to comply.

A study from OnDeck charts the massive corporate-tax discrepancies among nations; find out how yours compares.

Planning, saving and investing can minimize your tax liability.

More and more small businesses now have nexus in multiple states without even knowing, and it's exposing business owners to taxes across state lines.

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This is an essential tool for small-business owners and the self-employed.

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Tax Day is now July 15. Are you prepared to file?

Join us as we answer the myriad of questions and concerns complicating everyday business during this historic pandemic.

Withholding allowances are absent on the new version of Form W-4.

Here's what entrepreneurs need to do to avoid costly mistakes down the line.

Exploring the Solo 401(k) strategy.

Entrepreneurs running several companies under one LLC may benefit from creating multiple corporations.

This is the first year that the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 will impact your tax returns. So, give your tax advisor a call.

Self-employed workers need to plan ahead and stay organized throughout the year.

Move now to evaluate your filing options as: 1) a self-employed individual; 2) an S Corp; 3) a C Corp; or 4) an LLC

A lot depends on whether you plan to sell soon or hold onto the firm.

While major retailers like Amazon, Target and Walgreens may see little impact, it's small businesses that need to pay more attention to these changes.