How often do you drive to meet a client or your accountant? Do you frequently make bank runs for your business? Depending on your business use of vehicle, you may qualify for a nice-sized tax deduction.
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Miles spent driving to meet clients, going to an office supply store, and depositing a customer’s check at the bank can add up. If you use a vehicle for small business purposes, you might qualify for a business mileage deduction from the IRS.
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The employer-provided childcare tax credit has existed for over 20 years to help employers secure affordable childcare for their employees. The only problem is, no one seems to know about it. It may be America’s best-kept secret for your employees with children.
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From selling crafts online to driving for a rideshare app, it seems like everyone has a side hustle these days. To find out what’s behind the trend, our new survey of 1,000 Americans dug into the motivations of the modern gig worker.
Read More The Side Hustle Nation: How Americans Are Turning Passion Into Paychecks
Tax season. Just hearing the words can send shivers down a business owner’s spine. But what if you could change that? What if instead of scrambling for receipts and trying to make sense of a year’s worth of transactions, you could simply generate the reports you need with a few clicks?
Read More How to Create a Chart of Accounts That’s “IRS Ready”
Small business owners are the backbone of America’s economy. In 2025, they’re facing an unpredictable landscape shaped by inflation, shifting workforce dynamics, new technologies, and differences in state policies that can make or break a venture.
Read More Study Reveals the Best and Toughest States to Start a Business
Are you prepared to handle unexpected financial setbacks in your business? From recessions to equipment breakdowns, financial challenges hit when least expected. To safeguard your business without taking out high-interest loans or new lines of credit, you need a business emergency fund. But if you’re unsure about how to build an emergency fund, you’re not […]
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More than one million limited liability companies (LLCs) have been formed in Ohio. You might be interested in the liability protection and pass-through taxation an LLC brings. Starting a business may sound daunting, but our guide on how to start an LLC in Ohio can help.
Read More How to Start an LLC in Ohio: Step-by-step Guide to LLC Ownership in the Buckeye State
Ready to invest in innovation within your business? If so, you could be eligible for a powerful incentive: the federal research and development (R&D) tax credit. The R&D tax credit is available to businesses that create or improve products, processes, software, or technologies.
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Have you heard of a microbusiness? Even if you haven’t heard the term, you probably could list at least five microbusinesses off the top of your head. A microbusiness is a small business with fewer than 10 employees—think your local coffee shop, boutique, or food truck.
Read More How to Start—and Get Funding—for Your Microbusiness