5 Ways The Tax Treatment Of Rental Income Maximizes Profit

Posted on: 30 March 2023

More and more Americans are realizing the benefits of creating a secondary source of income through rental properties. But what about income tax on what you take in? Can the tax treatment of your rentals make this option even more profitable? Yes, and here are a few ways that this happens.  1. Not All Income Is Income. While most forms of income a landlord receives are taxable, this doesn't apply to everything. [Read More]

3 Tax Problems To Avoid As A Small Business Owner

Posted on: 8 February 2023

It's no secret that taxes can be complicated for small business owners. Many entrepreneurs struggle to understand the myriad of rules, regulations, and forms associated with filing their taxes. While it is important to have a basic understanding of tax law and the most common pitfalls, specialized services are also available to ensure that you do not fall into any of these common traps. Take a look at three of the most common tax problems small business owners face. [Read More]

4 Key Payroll Services Every Start-Up Should Invest In

Posted on: 21 December 2022

Payroll services are an integral part of any business. Companies need them to process payments and employee benefits and ensure smooth operations. Unfortunately, start-ups have limited resources which makes it difficult for them to invest in payroll services.  However, they need these services to increase their growth and improve their bottom line. Here are four payroll services every start-up should consider investing in: Tax Compliance Services Every business owner needs to keep up with the ever-changing payroll tax laws. [Read More]

What Bookkeeping Mistakes Are You Making In Your New Startup?

Posted on: 25 October 2022

A startup's success depends on several factors, but one of the most important is sound financial management. This means keeping accurate income and expense records and ensuring that taxes are paid on time. Unfortunately, many startups make common mistakes in bookkeeping, which can have serious consequences down the road. This blog post discusses five of the most common mistakes made by startups and offers tips on avoiding them. 1. Failure To Keep Accurate Records  [Read More]