Despite warnings from the IRS, AICPA, and other professional tax organizations many business owners are being misled into filing for the Employee Retention Tax Credit for which they do not qualify. Amid rising concerns about a flood of improper Employee Retention...
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Unveiling Disregarded Entity Taxation: IRS Regulations and Implications
If your partnership has been treating you and other partners as employees of a disregarded entity owned by the partnership so the partners can participate in employee benefit plans and receive other employee benefits, you'd better read this. Tax regulations issued by...
Warning Signs That You Should STOP Managing Your Own Books
On the one hand, it's almost a prerequisite for entrepreneurs of all types to have that "can-do spirit." That sense that nobody else sees things quite like they do so, whatever it is they want to accomplish, it becomes something they know they'll have to do...
Tax Implications of Student Loan Forgiveness
Back in August of 2022, President Biden issued an executive order that would forgive federal student loan debt for lower-income individuals. The program would have provided up to $20,000 in loan relief to borrowers with loans held by the Department of Education (DOE)...
Business Growth: How to Plan for (and Make the Most of) This Critical Stage
While it's true that every business is different from the next - and every entrepreneur will go on his or her own unique journey - there are still a few constants that we know to be true. The start-up phase, for example, is when you write a formal business plan. You...
Tips for Students Planning to Work During the Summer
As the summer break from school approaches, many students are looking for part-time summer employment. Both parents and students should be aware of the tax issues that need to be considered when working a summer job. Here is a rundown of some of the more common...