Help, I Missed an Estimated Tax Payment! What Should I Do?
This article is for only those individuals who pay estimated taxes: Business owners, self-employed people, and others whose income situation necessitates quarterly payments. If you’re
There are three common ways to structure a private practice: LLC, PLLC & S Corp. Which is best for your business? We scan your financials to figure out the most tax effective way to structure your private practice.
There are various tax deductions you can make depending on the structure of your practice. Do you use a home office? Do you commute to work? How much do you spend on office supplies? These are all things to take into consideration that may not be top of a mind for a general accountant.
Tax laws around deductions, credits & reimbursements are constantly changing. It's important to work with an accountant that knows the ins and outs of your industry in order to stay full across all benefits & tax advantages for each year's return.
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This article is for only those individuals who pay estimated taxes: Business owners, self-employed people, and others whose income situation necessitates quarterly payments. If you’re
If you are a married person, you (generally) have two options for filing your personal income tax return: Married Filing Jointly (MFJ) or Married Filing
Perhaps you’ve seen that familiar list of business entities: Sole proprietorships (i.e. doing business as yourself), partnerships, LLP’s, LLC’s, PLLC’s, LLLP’s, C Corporations (or just