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You want the best business entity for your business, right? In order to protect yourself, different business structures should be looked at, namely a Limited Liability Company (LLC) and a corporation or C Corporation. While each minimize your personal liability, they have very different taxation ap Read More
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Small businesses with 50 to 99 full time employees must offer affordable health insurance to employees and their dependents by January 1, 2016.
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Every business owner knows the importance of keeping their business records in check. But what you might not realise is just how costly a lazy approach to this procedure can be. Read More
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Now is the time to spend money on your business so you leverage the tax deductions that will save you money come tax time. Read More
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As a blogger and freelance writer, I discovered that I needed a good bookkeeping solution to help when the time came to do my taxes. Due.com is really the answer to the needs of a blogger who also freelances a bit on the side. Read More
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If you own an accounting business, you’re already gearing up for what is often one of your busiest seasons—the one that stretches from now until the end of the year. Unfortunately, your clients probably want to avoid thinking about year-end tax preparation for as long as possible. Read More
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Sales tax management is one of the most common pain points for small business owners and online merchants. It’s time-consuming, confusing, and risky. Most business owners aren’t certain where to begin, don’t have much free time to devote to research, and, as a result, often turn a blind eye to sale Read More
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A federal tax ID number is also known as an Employer Identification Number, or EIN. Essentially, any business that has employees needs to obtain one, but depending on such things as the type of tax return you file, you may need one even if you have no employees. Read More
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Do you know the tax obligation differences between an independent contractor? Our CEO explains what the tax obligations are and the main trick to ensure you minimize the amount of tax you'll pay annually. Read More
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