by Candy | Feb 14, 2020 | Business, Featured
According to the IRS, employers who offer paid medical and family leave to their employees may be eligible for a credit to reduce their tax liability. This employer credit for family and medical leave was added in 2018 by “An Act to Provide for Reconciliation Pursuant...
by Candy | Feb 11, 2020 | Featured, Taxes
In the event that you owe taxes to the IRS and do not have an arrangement to pay such as an extension, payment plan, offer in compromise, or “currently not collectable” status, the IRS may seek wage garnishment. IRS wage garnishments are funds taken directly out of...
by Candy | Jan 31, 2020 | Business, Featured
If you own a business and have accrued any kind of debt, from taking out a line of credit from the bank, to a margin loan on securities, or a mortgage on the building from which your company operates, cutting interest expenses is a good way to minimize your costs....
by Candy | Jan 21, 2020 | Business, Featured
Choosing a retirement plan is a big decision, even if you are only choosing one for yourself. When you are also impacting the retirement plans of your employees, stakes are even higher. With many options from which to choose, deciding which corporate retirement plan...
by Candy | Jan 10, 2020 | Featured, News, Sales Tax
If you are an online merchant, you are likely aware of the Wayfair case, a 2018 ruling wherein the Supreme Court voted that states may charge sales tax for online purchases even if the seller has no physical presence in the state in question. However, since the ruling...
by Candy | Dec 20, 2019 | Featured, Taxes
Imagine that you’re a screenwriter living in Arizona. While you perform all of your screenwriting business in your state of residency, some of your clients predictably reside in California, where most major studios operate. You file for taxes in your home state, only...
