Tax season is a stressful time for everyone, but especially for small business owners, who often have more complex financials to work with than individuals. Here are the 5 biggest small business tax issues as well as ways to get past them.
Michael Trabold of Paychex explains how small businesses should handle the new tax act as well as why small business owners should exercise patience.
As with most small business, restaurants are concerned with what they can write off to minimize the revenues that are taxed. To start, they should consider these 10 top tax deductions for restaurant owners.
Intuit's got a couple of new QuickBooks 1099 features to help small businesses that deal with any number of freelancers and contractors.
Give a listen as Ryan Himmel of Xero offers his take on the Trump tax plan small business implications, both the positive and the negative.
Stride and H&R Block have launched a new offering that help you file a self-employed tax return online. Discover the benefits after the jump.
The news TaxAct for freelancers offering is designed to help the self-employed and freelancers with filing their taxes. Get all the details after the jump.
As you plan for the end of your business year, make sure to take a look at these holiday tax write offs for small businesses.
The IRS standard mileage rate for deducting business use of a vehicle rises slightly in 2018 from the rate in 2017. The standard mileage rate is also often used as the reimbursement rate for employee use of a personal vehicle for business purposes.
Considering filing for bankruptcy? Here are some tips for balancing bankruptcy and the IRS that can help in various scenarios.
According to the fall 2017 Small Business Owner Report, 78 percent of business owners say that higher taxes are a huge influence in any downsizing decision.
A survey run by Paychex finds that small business owners want tax reform first, more than anything else from the government.
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