Quarterly Estimated Tax Payments can be a nightmare for business owners to determine how much they owe the IRS. Here is our guide for Frequently Asked Questions regarding Estimated Taxes. What are Estimated Taxes? Estimated Taxes are taxes that are paid to the IRS throughout the year on earnings that are not withheld from the […]
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Choosing Between Annual and Quarterly Tax Filings: A Guide for Business Owners
One of the fundamental decisions that business owners face when it comes to tax planning is determining the frequency of tax filings—whether to file annually or opt for quarterly filings. Each approach has its pros and cons, and the decision ultimately depends on various factors, including the nature of the business, cash flow considerations, and […]
A Comprehensive Guide to Small Business Taxes
Running a small business comes with a multitude of responsibilities, and one crucial aspect is managing taxes. Small business owners often find themselves grappling with the complexities of the tax system, from understanding different tax obligations to maximizing deductions. In this article, we’ll delve into the world of small business taxes, offering insights and tips […]
7 Tax Credits for Your Small Business
Let’s talk about tax credits – what they are, how they differ from deductions, and which can benefit your small business. What are tax credits? A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction of one’s tax liability, reducing the amount of tax owed. So, a tax credit of $300 lowers your bill by $300. Tax deductions […]
Trusts: Another Corner of Your Estate Plan
You already have a will — why create a trust? Like a will, a trust transfers property. But, unlike a will, a trust can take effect at any time to distribute and manage assets and save taxes. Different kinds of trusts can serve different purposes and benefit different individuals or organizations. Following is a brief […]
Does Your Estate Plan Consider Income Taxes?
Like most people, you may have very clear ideas about the legacy you intend to leave to your loved ones. And your plans may include dividing your financial assets equally among your children, which seems to be the fairest approach. If you have four children, for example, you could leave each one of them a […]