In order for your business to hire employees, obtain a business loan, or file business income taxes (which allow you to write off business expenses), you must receive an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS. To get an EIN for yourself, and to make your business eligible for loans and deductions, you must first […]
Updated May 26, 2020 Small business taxes represent the money you pay to the government while running your business. All businesses must pay taxes on an annual basis, but many businesses must also pay quarterly taxes. For example, businesses with employees must file taxes on a quarterly basis with IRS Form 941 and self-employed individuals […]
What Are Your Rights and Responsibilities in an Immigration Audit? By Jaime Lizotte, HR Solutions Manager at ComplyRight, Inc. Under the new administration, immigration investigations are expected to increase significantly. President Trump has already announced plans to hire 10,000 additional immigration investigators. But what does that mean to you? You may think the odds of being […]
Finish 2017 on a strong note by completing this end of year checklist. These 18 tasks will prime your business for a growth-fueled 2018.
These examples are just five of the ways that small business owners can take advantage of opportunities hidden in the tax code.
Tax season for business owners should be all year long. Don’t be overwhelmed — get a great accountant and focus on these important items at the year’s end.
Knowing what small business taxes you have to pay and when to pay them is crucial, because any type of mistake can lead to serious penalties.
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