Do you own or advise a corporation, limited liability company (LLC), limited partnership, limited liability partnership, limited liability limited partnership, or business trust? Or are you planning to form one of these entities? If so, be alert. There’s a new federal filing requirement coming. Back in 2021, Congress passed a new law called the Corporate

You have read horror stories about how the IRS audits business owners and deems their 1099 independent contractors W-2 employees—and then assesses tens (or hundreds) of thousands of dollars in back payroll taxes, interest, and penalties. Are you one of those horror stories? Okay, let’s say you are one of them. You know that you

You may not have thought of this, but taking a cruise ship to Mexico for a business meeting is acceptable as a deductible form of transportation. Because Mexico is in the tax law–defined North American area, the law says that you need no stronger business reason to deduct your trip to Mexico than you need

We absolutely, positively don’t like commuting mileage. You should dislike it, too. It’s personal. It’s not deductible. But with knowledge, it’s avoidable. Let’s eliminate commuting and make those trips from your home to your office deductible. The law gives you two ways to eliminate commuting from your home to your outside-the-home office: 1. Make a

Most companies can benefit from the advice and expertise of a Chief Financial Officer. But, for most small and medium businesses, the cost of another full-time addition to the C-Suites just doesn’t make sense. Enter the virtual CFO, a professional from outside the organization who fills the role as needed. Not sure how a virtual

Every month, attorneys have complex accounting to do, and this task can get away from you if you don’t keep up with it or if you don’t have a professional accountant on-staff. An attorney’s monthly accounting includes billing for clients, payroll (weekly or bi-weekly or bi-monthly), and managing their Interest on Lawyers Trust Account (IOLTA),