A 1099 form is a tax document you use to report payments to freelancers or contractors who aren't regular employees. As a business owner, you need to issue it to all non-regular employees by January 31st of the following year.
Offering insights into your companies production efficiency and pricing strategies, calculating your Gross Profit Margin is a vital tool for your financial analysis! Learn why knowing your GPM is important, how to find out YOURS and more.
Is your business growing at rates you can’t keep up with? Thinking it might be time to hire an extra set of hands? Use this checklist to ensure your business is ready to hire effectively and efficiently!
Being a new business owner can feel daunting at times, especially when it comes to your taxes. Get 75+ real life examples you can bring to your accountant and see if you have expenses that fall under these categories!
Don’t let the fear of the unknown keep you from filing your businesses taxes accurately, on time or at all, or you could be facing heavy penalties from the IRS. We’ve compiled a list of forms most commonly used by LLC’s, S and C corps, and small business owners with their respective due dates to help you know what you need and when it needs to be done by.
Running your own business has enough challenges on its own - don’t let your taxes be another! If you’re just starting out or plain old wondering what you should bring to your accountant, CPA or firm that you work with come tax time, we’ve got exactly what you’re looking for. Start your tax season off on the right foot by being prepared!
