LyfeAccounting

JANUARY 30, 2021

?. Tax season 2021 is here! And if you have been adhering to our suggestions or taken advantage of the tax system in 2020 then you likely know what to expect and excited for this tax year. On the other hand, if you’ve paid very little attention to some of the tax changes or programs then you’ve got a lot to catch up on.

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ThomsonReuters

JANUARY 28, 2022

Bookkeeping is another service many small businesses can use, especially those with a small staff or without anyone on staff who has experience managing daily finances and transactions. If you aren’t familiar with bookkeeping or need a refresher, you can find online bookkeeping courses to get up to speed.

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xendoo

JANUARY 6, 2022

It is always best to speak to a small business tax accountant. They will get to know your business, and determine if S-Corp Election is right for you. . Pay Quarterly Estimated Taxes . To ensure that your estimated tax payments are made on time, mark your calendar with the upcoming deadlines: . April 18, 2022.

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xendoo

SEPTEMBER 28, 2021

If you want to make sure that you and your small business are ready for the 2021 tax season, then it is essential to remain well organized throughout the year. Lastly, you need to know about all of the various tax deadlines that might apply to your business throughout the year. Excise Tax. State Income Tax.

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xendoo

SEPTEMBER 2, 2021

Adopting a proactive strategy can help you stay ahead of business tax filing deadlines, avoiding the rush and the headache during tax season! . To help business owners with their tax preparation , we’ve prepared a business tax filing guide to walk you through the process. Corporate Income Tax Returns.

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xendoo

MAY 8, 2022

For example, you may go a step further and factor in the EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes), depreciation, amortization, rent, and business taxes into the equation. This will give you your business’s net profit for the period. For example, let’s say your business had total revenue of $100,000 in a year.

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