If you have a business in Colorado that delivers or ships products to customers within the state, you may be responsible for the Colorado delivery fee.
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How Much Can a Small Business Make Before Paying Taxes? 2026 & 2027 Guide
November 12, 2026Tax season can be hectic, especially if you’re a small business owner. If you hate filing business taxes, you may wonder, “How much can a small business make before paying taxes?” The answer is: It depends. Read on to learn how much a small business can earn before paying income taxes.
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Business Tax Deadlines for 2027 to Put on Your Calendar (+ Charts)
November 12, 2026It’s that time of year again when tax filing deadlines bear down on small businesses across the country. Don’t get caught off guard this year. Read on to learn all about the deadlines for taxes.
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1099 Reporting Threshold Increases from $600 to $2,000 for Tax Year 2026 Under OBBBA
November 10, 2026Beginning with tax year 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) raises the 1099 reporting threshold to $2,000 and adjusts it for inflation each year going forward.
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Outsourced Bookkeeping: What It Is, Pros and Cons, and Costs
November 5, 2026Reviewed by Annie Yoder, CPA. Outsourced bookkeeping is paying an outside firm or bookkeeper to record transactions, reconcile accounts, and produce monthly financial reports for you.
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What Does a Bookkeeper Do for a Small Business?
October 8, 2026A bookkeeper records a small business’s daily transactions, reconciles accounts, and prepares reports that keep the books accurate and ready for tax time.
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Use Payroll Reconciliation for Small Business to Record Your Books Accurately
October 5, 2026As a small business owner, payroll is one of your biggest expenses. You need to make sure you run payroll and record it in your books correctly every time. Check your general ledger entries with payroll reconciliation for accurate accounting and payroll records.
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Your Guide to Payroll Accounting: Journal Entries, Steps, and Software Options
September 16, 2026If you’re an employer, you can’t just be on your merry way after paying your employees. You also need to account for payroll expenses in your books. This is where payroll accounting comes into play. To ensure your accounting books are accurate, learn how to record payroll transactions.
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What Is the Penalty for Late Tax Return?
August 27, 2026Forgetting to submit your tax return can be stressful. And even worse, the IRS can charge you a late filing penalty. Read on to learn about the penalty for late tax return and what you can do to avoid future penalties.
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IRS Cash App Reporting Rules: What to Know
August 27, 2026Over 75% of consumers use payment service apps. And if you’re part of the growing percentage of small businesses (23% in 2019, to be exact) that accept peer-to-peer (P2P) payments, you should know about the IRS cash app reporting rules—and how they’ve changed over the past few years.
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