by Christian Linscott | Dec 17, 2019 | Uncategorized
The holidays are in full swing, which means holiday parties, gift exchanges, and traveling. All of which can provide some extra tax deductions. Business expenses that are deemed ordinary and necessary, are tax deductible. Which means that spreading a little holiday...
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by Christian Linscott | Dec 6, 2019 | Accounting, Business and Finance, Business Tax, Income Tax
The Holidays are quickly approaching, and with that the end of the year is right around the corner, and then the start of tax season! Here we have some important end of year tax tips to help you save time and money on your taxes. With tax season quickly approaching,...
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by Christian Linscott | Nov 14, 2019 | Accounting, Business and Finance, Business Tax
When it comes to saving money on your taxes, every little bit helps right? One of the best ways to save money on your taxes is through maximizing and tracking deductions. Since deductions work to lower your taxable income, and therefore can help lower the amount you...
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by Christian Linscott | Oct 22, 2019 | Online Business, Online Marketers
Don’t you just love taxes? We are pretty sure nobody loves taxes, well maybe we do, but then again taxes are our bread and butter. Not only do you have to hand over a portion of your hard earned income to the IRS, but they don’t make the code easy to understand...
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by Christian Linscott | Sep 25, 2019 | Business and Finance, Business Tax, filing taxes, Income Tax
Taxes are complicated for many taxpayers. It doesn’t help that new laws are being written on a regular basis, and that the tax code is constantly changing and evolving. You want to be in compliance to avoid unnecessary issues with the IRS, which means naturally you...
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by Christian Linscott | Sep 5, 2019 | Business and Finance, Business Tax, filing taxes, Income Tax
Taxes are an inevitable part of conducting business. For those that are self employed or who own their own business, the task of calculating and remitting taxes may be a little more confusing. When you don’t have an employer collecting and remitting taxes on your...
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by Christian Linscott | Aug 27, 2019 | Business and Finance, Business Tax, eCommerce
You are probably familiar with the term sales tax. After all, most states impose a sales tax on the goods consumers purchase every day. Use tax is a little less known, but still important to understand, especially if you are in the business of selling goods online....
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by Miguel Alex Centeno | Aug 8, 2019 | Business and Finance, Business Tax
The competition is fierce out there in the world of digital marketing and direct-to-consumer marketing. Any business trying to beat the competition knows this, and this is particularly true for marketers, who are really good at getting in front of the right people at...
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by Miguel Alex Centeno | Jul 19, 2019 | Business and Finance, Business Tax, Personal Finance
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act generated a lot of attention, particularly over the tax cuts themselves. But a lesser known part of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that should get some attention is the Opportunity Zones Program. The Opportunity Zones Program, officially known as...
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by Christian Linscott | Jul 12, 2019 | Accounting, Business and Finance, Business Tax, filing taxes
When it comes to your tax bill, it is never too early to start planning. This is especially true for digital marketing that are generally high-margin businesses and for e-commerce companies that have high advertising spend on top of inventory spend. The nature of...
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