4 Tax Reduction Strategies For People Who Are Self-Employed

Woman at the dining room table learning 4 Tax Reduction Strategies For People Who Are Self-Employed

As a self employed business owner, you are in charge of finding a tax reduction strategy that benefits you. We’re discussing four tax reduction strategies that will apply to you if you operate your business as a proprietorship. As always, there are so many ways to reduce taxes, but these are just a couple of […]

The Benefits of Hiring an Outsourced CFO for your Small Business

Small businesses can’t afford a full-time CFO, but nor do they need one. They need the higher-level expertise of a CFO only a few hours a week or even just a few hours a month. Businesses often have a lower-level bookkeeper doing the basic accounting functions but need the expertise of a CFO to review […]

Bookkeeping Tips for Small Business Owners

small business virtual CFO

As a small business owner, you usually end up wearing a lot of hats. One day you might be the CFO and another day you might be an HR recruiter. While this can be stressful and time consuming, it’s also important to keep up with your bookkeeping tasks properly and accurately as the year goes […]

Government contractor checklist: What you need to be DCAA compliant.

DCAA stands for The Defense Contract Audit Agency. This agency handles audit and financial services for Department of Defense employees and other federal entities who are responsible for acquisition and contract administration. Government contractors have a demanding set of accounting methodologies which is where DCAA compliance comes into play. A DCAA government contractor checklist can […]

The IRS Audit Rates Are Increasing: How to Protect Your Small Business

IRS Audit Division

As the IRS Audit Division comes back in full swing, so do the audit rates. Just last year, the IRS announced there would be a 50% increase in tax audits for small businesses in 2021. With 2020 behind us, it’s time for small business owners to buckle up and protect their business from falling victim […]

Small Business Tax Filing Advice: How to avoid an audit.

Individual tax preparation

With the IRS planning to increase tax audits by 50% this year, your small business could be targeted. An audit only happens when the IRS is suspicious that your tax forms aren’t accurate or truthful. Therefore, it’s important to take many precautions during the tax preparation process before you file. Numbers matter: When it comes […]

Small Business Tax Deductions You Should Know

Small Business Tax Deductions You Should Know

Due to the unexpected financial losses small businesses faced in 2020, getting the most from your tax return will be of high importance this tax season. This is where small business tax deductions come in to save the day! Tax deductions help decrease your taxable income, therefore reducing the amount of tax you end up […]

Business Casualty Losses: Calculating and Deducting Properly

Calculating and Deducting a Business Casualty Loss Properly

What exactly is a business casualty loss? It is the loss of property due to a certain “casualty”. A casualty in this case can be anything unexpected, including fires, accidents, floods, storms, and more. We’re breaking down some business tax preparation tips and rules for calculating and deducting these losses the right way. Calculating your […]

Find out which business tax breaks you’re eligible for due to the new enacted CAA

Tax breaks in the newly enacted CAA

The Consolidated Appropriations Act provides over $2.3 trillion in funding which includes $900 billion in stimulus relief for the COVID-19 pandemic. The CAA was signed into law on December 27, 2020. Along with the newly enacted CAA comes new federal income tax breaks for businesses while also extending other breaks that were going to expire […]

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