
Paying 2022 Tax Estimates
As a business owner or high-income individual, the IRS puts the burden of scheduling and paying estimated taxes on you. They have no duty to
As a business owner or high-income individual, the IRS puts the burden of scheduling and paying estimated taxes on you. They have no duty to
Today we want to introduce Josie, a Tax and Accounting Specialist, that has rejoined our team! Josie is a licensed CPA and will be helping
Q: What’s the difference between Cash and Accrual Accounting? A: The difference is … Timing! Okay, that’s an old borrowed joke that wasn’t that funny
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
In 1999, Bonnie Brown saw an ad for an in-house masseuse position at a 40-employee startup business in Silicon Valley. It was a part-time job
Are you a corporation? Do you find yourself breathing cash flow and snacking on accounts receivable, and was your birth recorded on your Articles of
We’ve all been around long enough to understand one of the key differences between businesses and government entities: Businesses have competitors. If a business treats
On April 21st, Governor Jay Inslee signed the Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) Trust Act. The purpose of the LTSS is to fund long-term care
Do you ever get the feeling that health insurance isn’t what it used to be? At the risk of stating the obvious, it really isn’t.
Welcome to TL;DR: Accounting’s Guide to Moving to Another State! Or as we call it, the TLDRAGMAS. (Just kidding, we don’t call it that, although