Cash vs. Accrual Accounting for Therapists
Khaled Albadawi
20 March 2025
Understand accrual accounting for therapists and learn how to manage it effectively for a clearer picture of your financial health.
TL;DR Accounting Blog
The Complications of Multi-State Payroll for Therapists
Khaled Albadawi
18 March 2025
Payroll gets messy when therapists cross state lines. It’s bad enough tracking hours and cutting checks for your team, but throw in different state tax
Team Member Spotlight: Eleanize
Khaled Albadawi
20 November 2024
Let’s welcome our newest team member, Eleanize, bringing fresh expertise to the TL;DR team! When were you hired for TL;DR? I was hired in Sept,
Team Member Spotlight: Tristan
Khaled Albadawi
20 November 2024
Let’s welcome our newest team member, Tristan, bringing fresh expertise to the TL;DR team! Why did you decide to become an accountant? I’ve always been
Restricted Stock Units & Your Taxes in 2024
Khaled Albadawi
24 July 2024
Restricted stock units (RSUs) are a form of equity compensation given to employees once they meet specific conditions. Equity compensation is more appealing than cash
Is PFML Taxable? Exploring the Tax Implications of Paid Family and Medical Leave
Whitney
11 July 2023
Curious about PFML tax? Discover the tax consequences of taking Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) in our comprehensive guide. Explore the financial aspects and tax implications of PFML in detail.
Best Payroll Software For Therapists To Use
Whitney
27 June 2023
Lessen your stress on managing payroll for yourself and employees. In this blog, we’ll share the Best Payroll Software for Therapists!
Self-Employment: Saving for Your Future
Toni Cameron
10 April 2022
Do you sometimes find yourself sacrificing long-term success in order to serve urgent business needs? Sure, you’ll retire one day, but it’s not today. Today
Basics of Being Self-Employed
Toni Cameron
22 March 2022
Whether you’ve decided to strike out on your own and start your own business or you’re considering it, entrepreneurship is exciting, and it’s great to
Student Loan Payments by Employer
Toni Cameron
02 December 2021
Does your employer know that they can pay down up to $5,250 of your student loans annually, without increasing your income taxes? This is the
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