From Taxes to Budgets: An Accounting Blog

Posted on: 8 March 2021

When it comes to setting up the accounting for your business, it is essential to understand that proper accounting can help you save money. Some accounting practices are easy to implement that will help you out financially. Way #1: Use Accounting Software The need to do accounting by hand has long passed. One of the best ways to handle your accounting is by using accounting software. There are many different accounting software options on the market, from free accounting software to one-time fee software to subscription software services that all offer various levels of support. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 December 2020

Tax planning is a process where you try to minimize what you pay and maximize the available long-term benefits. It requires a solid understanding of how the system works, and it's wise to ask a tax planning services professional for guidance. Here are four ways you may be able to take advantage of some options. Fully Funding Retirement Accounts A traditional 401k plan is the standard vehicle for gaining tax preference later in life. [Read More]

Posted on: 21 December 2020

Americans deal with complicated tax laws. In fact, some recent estimates suggest that it might take as long as eight full weeks to read through the nation's current tax code. For small business owners who are working to stay profitable in today's pandemic environment, there is little time available to stay abreast of changing tax laws and the ways in which their small business venture might be impacted by them.  [Read More]

Posted on: 25 November 2020

Filing taxes is always more complicated for self-employed individuals, and navigating complex tax forms can be particularly difficult for owner-operator truckers. Truckers who operate their own businesses and vehicles can take advantage of unique allowances and write-offs, but they are also responsible for operating permits, heavy vehicle taxes, and other, potentially expensive tax obligations. Failing to keep on top of these various nuances can leave owner-operator truckers with crippling tax bills. [Read More]