Contributed by Julie Morris
Though it’s still a few months away, you’re probably already starting to feel some anxiety about tax time. Adding one more thing to a busy business owner’s to do list is bad enough but the stress of making a mistake on your taxes can be maddening. The good news is there are many helpful tools for business owners to better navigate this “taxing” process. Here are a few to check out.
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Contributed by Jeff Watson
Everyone feels the impact of tax time, but small businesses especially feel the stress when looking to save money and maximise deductions and credits to help their bottom line. There are some ways that small business owners can better survive tax season, so here are crunch time tax tips for small businesses to help you keep your sanity intact.
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Contributed by Maple C.
Working from home has become an increasingly more viable option in recent years. Yet many don’t realize that there are valuable tax breaks that come with owning a home business. If you’re thinking of starting your own business and are considering doing it from home, here are four tips to consider:
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Contributed by Jeremy Smith
Every business owner needs to understand how to file their quarterly estimated taxes. However, most small businesses are confused when it comes to paying these. Make no mistake, if you fail to file, it’s treated as though you didn’t pay your taxes and the IRS may come after you.
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The purpose of the IRS Standard Mileage Rate is not to require that employers reimburse employees for mileage at that rate (or at all, in fact), but to give the employee a rate for mileage deductions at tax time, as well as to give employers a reasonable reimbursement rate based on current research.
The rate gives employees a chance to get compensated either through payment by the employer or as a deduction for business related mileage on their taxes.
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If you’re already using Timesheets.com to track attendance and time on projects, you probably also know that you can use it to track business expenses.
In this post I’ll show you how to track expenses for tax purposes, but first, let’s take a look at what qualifies.
Leave a CommentYou’ll be doing your end of year payroll reporting soon and we know this can sometimes be confusing, so we’d like to offer a tip on how to make it more accurate.
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