When maintaining accurate recordkeeping for small businesses, precise records will make things much easier. Best practices include reviewing the business improvements and progress. Another thing to always do is monitor expenses, along with pinpointing where your income sources are. Next, make it a habit to look over financial statements. And finally, prepare tax returns and keep all source documents for items on tax returns.
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Filing an Extension is Good Idea
Filing an extension helps since the income tax due date is around the corner. Are you up against filing an extension since you won’t make the April tax filing deadline? Do you still need some information to complete your tax return? You are at the point where it would make sense to obtain a six-month […]
Important Tax Deduction Changes Under Tax Reform
Tax deduction changes in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affect almost every person who files itemized deductions on tax returns with the IRS in prior years. One favorable change is that tax reform is nearly twice the standard deduction for most taxpayers. This means that many individuals may prefer to take the standard deduction. This standard deduction makes tax filing more simple. However, some taxpayers will still itemize their total deductions when these deductions exceed the standard deduction amount for the taxpayers filing status.
Start Off 2019 Tax Year Right!
Important Tips to Begin the 2019 Tax Year right! It’s a good feeling to start off the 2019 tax year on the right foot. It not only gets you in the grove for growing your business, but it also helps you resist bad habits that try to creep up during the year. Individuals and small […]
E-file Cash Transaction Reports to Battle Against Crime
IRS Wants Businesses to E-file Cash Transaction Reports; It’s Quick, Simple and Free You can now e-file cash transaction reports, and the IRS wants you to do it. Did you know that you have to file large transactions over $10,000 with the IRS? And now, The Internal Revenue Service wants businesses to e-file reports that […]
Who is Responsible for Massachusetts Tax Filing
Massachusetts tax filing applies for those who work in Massachusetts Did you work in Massachusetts last year? Massachusetts tax filing applies to you. Therefore, you must file a Massachusetts income tax return on all gross income $8000 or more. Income can be from a job you hold, interest earned on savings, social security, winnings from […]