If you have a tax-exempt organization in the District of Columbia, changes are coming your way in 2019. Effective January 1st, the Office of Tax …
It’s Time to Issue 1099s to Independent Contractors
Now that we are in 2019, it’s time to issue 1099s for last year to your eligible subcontractors. A Form 1099 is required for any …
Employee vs. Independent Contractor: How to Know the Difference
If you own a business, identifying those doing work for you as employees vs. independent contractors is important to government compliance. Despite such an important …
5 Advantages of Working with an Accounting Firm
If you are a sole proprietor or a small business owner, you understand better than anyone just how many different hats you must wear throughout …
Are All Entertainment & Business Meal Deductions Gone?
Wining and dining clients, prospects and business contacts has been, and continues to be, a great way to grow your business and build valuable business …
If You Live Abroad You Still Have to File U.S. Taxes
If you’re a U.S. citizen living abroad, you may have assumed that you are not beholden to Uncle Sam and his taxes. Unfortunately, the United …
What Does a Business Consultant Do?
There may come a time when a small business realizes the limitations of their expertise when it comes to operating their company. Growth and expansion …
Charitable Giving Tips in Light of the New Tax Law
In this post we’ll discuss how to maximize your charitable giving deduction in view of the new tax law. The new tax law increases the …
Why Your Small Business Should Have a Retirement Plan
Offering a retirement plan provides many different benefits for you and your business. In the next few blog posts, we will take a look at …
How Does the Tax Reform Impact my 2017 Taxes?
Tax laws change, but it’s rare that there’s a sweeping overhaul. The end of 2017 saw some of the most radical changes to the tax …
