Financial Planning
Get legal advice on how to take control of your personal or business finances, whether you're tackling student loans, medical bills, taxes, or bankruptcy.
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California Offers Tax Relief to New and Struggling Businesses
California's new COVID-19 economic initiatives are meant to be a lifeline for small businesses.
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Tax Avoidance vs. Tax Evasion: What Business Owners Need to Know
We all want to minimize our tax burden, but the difference between legal tax avoidance and illegal tax evasion can mean hefty fines and maybe even a prison sentence.
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Guide to Tax Deadlines for Small Business Owners
Businesses have deadlines throughout the year, but with some knowledge and organization, keeping track of them doesn't have to be complicated.
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Why and How to File Back Taxes
The IRS is typically willing to work with taxpayers who make an effort to get caught up on their tax filing obligations. Filing back taxes can help you avoid drastic IRS collection efforts.
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Does Your Business Owe Back Taxes? What to Do if You Cannot Pay Your Tax Liability
Resolving back taxes with the IRS is one of the best things you can do for your business ... and your stress levels.
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How to File Business Taxes for Your Small Business
Entrepreneurship comes with many responsibilities—including filing business taxes. Here's what you need to know about tax filing for your small business.
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Is My Hobby Income Taxable?
Many people earn a little income from activities that are more hobby than business, but you might not realize that income is taxable in the eyes of the IRS.
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Section 179 vs. Bonus Depreciation: Which Is Right for Your Business?
Since Section 179 and bonus depreciation are not mutually exclusive, your business can benefit from both. Learn how to leverage this to your advantage.
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Double Declining Balance Method: A Depreciation Guide
How do you calculate the double-declining balance method of depreciation? What are the pros and cons of using the double-declining balance method? Here's how you can decide if double-declining balance is right for your business.
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How Far Back Can a Business Be Audited by the IRS?
Everybody dreads an IRS audit. Generally, you can stop worrying about an audit after three years, but sometimes the IRS can audit up to six years back, and rarely, even longer. When can you stop worrying and throw out all your old receipts?
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