The four basic financial statements provide the most accurate information to determine the health of your company. Learn why they are essential to growing your business.

You know you have to file a tax return – but you just can’t remember the date your individual tax return is due.  Don’t worry!  We can help. 

Your corporation will want to keep an eye on these crucial tax dates.

Exempt organizations, like corporations, individuals, and everything in between, must stay informed of important tax due dates.

Filing your taxes on time is a lot easier when (1) you know when the returns are due and (2) you have your financial records and information ready for your tax return preparer (even if that person is you!)

There are many types of Forms 1099, but each one inevitably serves the same purpose; and they are important to understand for payors, including financial institutions and small businesses alike.

Navigating tax season as an S-Corporation can be tricky, which is why we’re here to help you keep these important dates on your radar.

After a tumultuous year for small business owners, taxes might be the last thing on your mind when you’re thinking about your LLC. This article will walk you through the 2020 tax due dates for multi-member LLCs that you will need to keep an eye out for this year. 

Before 2020, if you made NEC payments, you provided a Form 1099-MISC to the contractor and the IRS to report the amount of the payments.  However, this year the IRS has introduced a new form solely for reporting non-employee compensation paid to independent contractors.