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California Franchise Tax Board Fee: What You Need to Know
Most businesses in California must pay a franchise tax. Get all the details about this state-specific tax right here, including key deadlines and forms.
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What Is Franchise Tax?
Not every business has to pay franchise tax, but it’s important to find out if yours does to stay in compliance. Learn about franchise tax in different states.
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How to Fill Out a W-9 for a Nonprofit Corporation
Filing a W-9 as a nonprofit can be confusing, but with this step-by-step guide, you can feel confident you’re on the right track.
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Is Your Business Tax Exempt?
Businesses can reduce or eliminate certain tax obligations by qualifying as a tax exempt. Here’s what to know about eligibility, application, and compliance.
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What Is a Profit and Loss Statement and How Do You Make One?
At its most basic, a profit and loss statement gives users information about a business' revenue, its expenses, and its net income.
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What Is the Qualified Business Income Deduction?
The QBI deduction allows eligible individuals to deduct qualified business income from their taxable income. Find out if it can provide your business with valuable tax breaks.
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What Is an Expense Report and Why Does It Matter?
Businesses can use expense reports to claim valuable tax deductions and confirm that employee expense reimbursements are legitimate business expenses.
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What Is a Tax Levy and How Do You Resolve It?
If you don’t pay a tax bill received from the IRS, you could face a levy. Learn how to stop the IRS from seizing assets to pay the taxes you owe.
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What Is a Schedule K-1 Tax Form?
You may need a Schedule K-1 form to pay taxes if you're involved with a business entity. Find out everything you need to know about this tax form.
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EIN vs. TIN: What’s the Difference Between These Tax Numbers?
A TIN is any official taxpayer identification number, one of which is an EIN. The main takeaway is that EINs only apply to businesses, not individuals.
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