Ask The Taxgirl: Tax Forms For Single Proprietorship
It’s “Ask the Taxgirl.” Today’s question focuses on how to file taxes for an LLC.
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10 Tax Breaks For Small Businesses That You Don’t Want To Miss
Are you a small business owner or a self-employed person? Here are 10 tax deductions you don’t want to miss.
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Court Rules Blogger Is Not Entitled To Unemployment Benefits
A publishing company does not have to provide unemployment insurance contributions to journalist and blogger Greg Mitchell. That was the decision overturning a decision by the New York Department of Labor which had initially ruled that the magazine must make the contributions.
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Tax & Other Tips For A Great Office Holiday Party
Companies may throw holiday parties for many reasons but typically, it’s a way of saying thank you to employees for their service. Here are tips to keep in mind to ensure a great holiday party for employers and employees alike.
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So You Want To Open A Taco Truck? 11 Steps To Get Started With Your Small Business
If you’ve been contemplating starting your own small business and you’re ready to get started – even in a taco truck – here are 11 steps you help you get going.
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Brewery Plans To Use Crowdfunding To Attract Investors
After raising $50k in crowdfunding through the Localstake online crowdfunding platform, Beer Church, a boutique, small-batch craft brewery in downtown New Buffalo, Michigan, is back for another bite at the apple – thanks to Title III of the Jobs Act.
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The Side Hustle With Pokémon GO: What You Need To Know
Pokémon GO has been downloaded an estimated 30 million times since its release. The amount of money being spent is mind-boggling with millions being generated every day. Not surprisingly, entrepreneurs are looking for ways to crack the Pokémon GO market. Here’s what you need to know.
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Understanding Your Tax Forms (2016): Form 1099-K
Trying to figure out your tax forms? Here’s the next in my handy-dandy forms primer: 1099-K, Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions.
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Making Sure You Eat: Paying Yourself As A Small Business Owner
(This post is part of my Small Business Startup & Survival Guide. You can catch up on the whole series here.) You probably had two objectives when you started your business: to do something you loved doing and to make money. Often, the first part is far easier than the second part. But you need the…
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Debt, Equity and Startup Money
(This post is part of my Small Business Startup & Survival Guide. You can catch up on the whole series here.) In the U.S., it’s possible to start a business on a shoestring. This isn’t the case everywhere: some countries require that you have a minimum level of capital in order to open your doors. But…
