It’s important for small business owners to have a plan for retirement. If you own an S corporation, there are several options available to you. In today’s post, I’ll give you the lowdown on the five main options so you…
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Business owners often have questions about who should get a Form 1099 from them. If you’re an owner of an S-Corporation, you might have also been wondering if you’ll be receiving any Form 1099s from your clients. In today’s article,…
Being a college student should be an exciting and challenging time for you, but figuring out how to file taxes as a college student doesn’t need to add to those challenges. In today’s post, I will help you determine whether…
As a CPA, the biggest thrill for me is helping small business owners “find money” they didn’t know they were losing when doing their taxes. In today’s blog, I’m going to focus on tips for those of you who own…
If you qualified for the IRS Child Tax Credit, then advance payments should have been sent your way each month from July through December of 2021. If you think you missed out on some of that action, or if you…
My husband, James, and I love running a business together, and we have many clients who work with their spouses as well. If you and your spouse both work for your business, you may be wondering if you need to…
Healthcare is expensive, but it’s a cost that most of us can’t avoid. To make sure they have money set aside for out-of-pocket medical expenses, many people have a Health Savings Account (HSA). If you’re one of those people, then…
If you’re trying to secure college financial aid or determine your federal aid eligibility through a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), you may need to obtain a Verification of Non-filing (VNF) Letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)….
If you’ve recently received a letter from the IRS stating that they “found a miscalculation on your 2020 Form 1040” caused by the Recovery Rebate Credit, keep reading. You’ve been waiting on a delayed 2020 refund for months and months…
My clients often struggle with determining how to set up their businesses and tax structures since “corporations,” “limited liability companies,” and “sole proprietorship” can often seem like overwhelming terms. Along these lines, one question I am sometimes asked is: Can…