Most business owners know the IRS taxes long-term capital gains at a lower rate than ordinary income. However, Section 1231 of the Internal Revenue Code offers an exception to this […]
Category: Tax Tips
A Complete Guide to IRS Form 8995 and How to Use It
Many business owners have heard of IRS Form 8995. But what does this do for small businesses? And how can you use IRS Form 8995 to save your business money? […]
Should I File With Schedule C-EZ?
As a small business owner, it’s easy to become overwhelmed with tax-filing requirements. The number of different IRS forms can seem extremely confusing. For example, in 2018, qualifying businesses could […]
Free Self Employment Tax Calculator and Other Tax Resources
Owning your own business or working as an independent contractor has its perks. You can set your own rate, and work when and where you want. This is what has […]
Hurdlr Review: Is It The Best Self-Employed App?
Being self-employed or working as an independent contractor can be a rewarding and lucrative way to earn income. However, the busier you are running your business, the more you may […]
The Self-Employment Ledger: How to Start and Why It’s Important
When you own your own business or are self-employed, you have many more responsibilities regarding your bookkeeping and finances. It is important to keep accurate bookkeeping for your self-employment income […]
Tax Document Checklist: Don’t File Without these Forms
The countdown is on until tax day. With just a short time away from the tax deadline, if you haven’t started preparing your taxes, there is no time like the […]
Are Your Assets Subject to Personal Property Tax?
Some municipalities use personal property tax to generate revenues for public programs and infrastructure. Each tax jurisdiction has the power to levy their own taxes and set their own guidelines. […]
How to Avoid Capital Gains Tax on Real Estate Sales
Investing is all about turning profits, but those profits come with a price. Anytime you sell an asset for a financial gain, Uncle Sam wants his cut. The government takes […]
How to Claim Education Tax Credits with Form 8863
If you pay for continued education for yourself, your spouse, or a dependent, you may be able to claim the expenses on your taxes and take advantage of the education […]