Cheap Accounting

AUGUST 31, 2023

Whatever the size or structure of your business dealing with your accounts and tax returns comes with the territory. Here’s a few tips to get you started. As soon as you start to trade or operate your business you’ll need to register with HMRC. Keep receipts and invoices then record the amounts spent in the accounts.

Start-ups 75

Start-ups Account accountant accounted 75

CPA Practice

APRIL 16, 2024

While other sectors of the economy are still wrestling with the dilemma of “if, when, and how” to bring their employees back to the office post-pandemic, statistics show that in the accounting profession, the remote workforce remains strong–and by many firms, is the preferred staffing model for the foreseeable future.

accounting and finance 105

accounting and finance Entertainment Start-ups Account 105

ThomsonReuters

AUGUST 22, 2023

For example, there may be high start-up costs for opening up shop in new countries. ” Additional compliance factors Regardless of the reasons for entertaining a global workforce strategy, a business must consider additional compliance factors when operating and/or hiring in another country.

payroll 98

payroll Tax Entertainment California 98

Going Concern

APRIL 22, 2024

Thomson Reuters writes about the National Pipeline Advisory Group (NPAG), one of the AICPA’s multi-faceted initiatives to address the accounting talent crisis. The accounting talent pipeline discussion in the press and social media has centered around the idea of modernizing the licensure requirements.

auditor 87

auditor Account accountant accounted 87

ThomsonReuters

JANUARY 9, 2024

Many C corporations hire accountants and lawyers to hone their tax strategy, of course, but there are other options for business owners that want to manage their own affairs. Tips on how to avoid double taxation and reduce taxes appeared first on Tax & Accounting Blog Posts by Thomson Reuters.

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corporation tax Tax income tax Non-Profits 52

ThomsonReuters

FEBRUARY 8, 2024

The IRS allows LLCs to deduct initial start-up costs — e.g., marketing materials, travel, permits, legal fees, research — and thereafter allows deductions for a wide variety of operational costs, including: Computers, printers, and other office supplies Phone and internet Website development Graphic design (e.g.,

Tax 52

Tax income tax payroll tax Healthcare 52