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Padgett & Padgett, PLLC CPA’s Tips for 2023 Small Business Tax Planning

SkagitCountyTaxServices

Getting into planning mode is going to require you actively carving out some time in your busy business owner schedule… whether you’re facing doing taxes on your own (not recommended) or meeting up with your favorite tax pro (wink, wink). Your deductions depend on the circumstance of your small business.)

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There May Still Be Time to Cut Your Small Business 2021 Taxes

RogerRossmeisl

Don’t let the holiday rush keep you from considering some important steps to reduce your 2021 tax liability. The post There May Still Be Time to Cut Your Small Business 2021 Taxes appeared first on Roger Rossmeisl, CPA. You still have time to execute a few strategies.

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How Inflation and Supply Chain Disruptions Can Increase Your Business’ Tax Bill

Withum

Company A sold widgets in 2021 for $150 per unit. In addition, Company A’s inventory was as follows: Year Quantity Purchase Price 2018 100 $7,000 ($70 per unit) 2019 200 $14,800 ($74 per unit) 2020 250 $20,000 ($80 per unit) 2021 275 $27,500 ($100 per unit) LIFO Example 1. Assume Company A sold 275 units in 2021. Wait and See.

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Skagit County SMBs: Note These Changing Business Tax Deductions

SkagitCountyTaxServices

After all of the junk in 2020 and 2021, “inflation” and “supply chain shortages” have been the recent flavor of our wild ride together. Though that said, there does seem to be some easing on both of these fronts – and not necessarily because of the “Inflation Reduction Act” (more on that and business tax deductions in a minute).

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Year-End Business Tax Strategy for Skagit County SMB Owners

SkagitCountyTaxServices

But the calendar waits for no business, and time is getting short to plan your moves. Year-End Business Tax Strategy for Skagit County SMB Owners “We contend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle.” – Winston Churchill.

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NEW Tax Deduction: Business Meals are 100% Deductible in 2021!

LyfeAccounting

Today, we have a major update for you – business meals are now 100% deductible as of the year 2021. Yes, this big news for everyone because the old rule was that you could only deduct 50% of your business meals from your taxable income. Now, these expenses must be paid or incurred during 2021 or 2022.

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End of tax year planning strategies for 2021/22

Wellers Accounting

Tom Biggs ACA CTA , highlights the different considerations and strategies that need to be reviewed for effective end of year tax planning.

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