This is a great time of the year for tax planning – because it’s PROACTIVE and well-timed. Make sure these tax-reducing ideas are on your radar for 2022.
Understanding The Employee Retention Credit
Did you know you could get a refund for the Social Security and Medicare taxes you’ve paid on your employees’ wages?
Every decision is a profit decision. So you want to make sure you’ve got all your bases covered when it comes to making business decisions. One of the ways you can make it through these challenging times is by taking advantage of the Employee Retention Credit.
How to Create a Culture That Champions Cybersecurity
With the increase of cyber-attacks in our world today, it’s no longer a matter of if but when. Whether it’s through identity fraud or information breach, getting your security and your company’s security compromised could cost you everything you’ve worked for.
What Your Tax Pro Needs To Know For Tax Planning
Business owners and entrepreneurs need to reimagine entrepreneurial success and keep it simple, practical, and powerful. Although tax isn’t always practical, the practical part is being able to have a better understanding of what needs to be done as well as when and how it needs to be done.
Ask Marilyn: What to Do with a Financial Windfall
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When was the last time you got lucky? …No, not like that. Keep that information to yourself. We’re talking about “getting lucky” as in an unexpected windfall. A check from grandma. An unexpected inheritance. A winning lottery ticket. Buried treasure unearthed by your dog. Last month, one of our TBL Profit Planners emailed with a fun puzzle…
Can I Write It Off? – Donations / Monetary Gifts to Your Business
How does the IRS feel about family/friends helping you out? It was 11.13am on a Tuesday. I was sitting cross-legged on the floor in front of my laptop, listening to Dave Brubeck, banging out some work, looking forward to lunch. My caffeine buzz was wearing off, so I got up to make another cup of…
‘Tis the Season: Understanding How Giving is Viewed by the IRS
Don’t let your holiday giving turn into a nightmare. We reveal what you can deduct, and how to avoid an age-old tax trap.