If you hire an independent contractor and pay them $2,000 or more (new 1099 reporting threshold beginning in tax year 2026, up from $600) during the tax year, you must create, distribute, and file Form-1099-NEC. You might wonder, How do I file a 1099?
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You know that spending less on business expenses like supplies and inventory can help you maximize your business’s profits. You can’t just eliminate those expenses; otherwise, you wouldn’t have anything to sell. But, you can possibly reduce how much you spend through wholesale buying. Wholesalers supply businesses with products in large quantities. Businesses that buy […]
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When it comes to pulling reports, establishing a business budget, and filing taxes, you need to know your company’s fiscal year. So, what does a fiscal year mean, exactly? When does the fiscal year start? And, how long is a fiscal year? Read on to get the answers to these questions and more.
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As a small business owner, you need goods to operate. Your inventory is an essential organ in the anatomy of your business. The tools you use and the merchandise you sell help you accomplish daily goals, and ultimately grow your company.
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Receiving a tax notice from the IRS can be scary. But, there are basic steps that you can take when responding to IRS notice.
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Are you struggling to pay your business or employment tax liabilities? If you fail to pay, you might face a tax lien. For a small business owner, a tax lien can have devastating effects. That’s why you must understand tax liens to prevent them.
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Juggling different expenses comes with the job of being a small business owner. One cost you’re responsible for is your company’s taxes. There are several aspects of your business that the government enforces taxes on. To stay legally compliant, you must stay on top of your small business tax liability.
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Business assets are items of value that significantly contribute to your small business net worth. You need to properly calculate, take care of, and record your business’s tangible assets. Learn about tangible assets below.
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A sole proprietor is an individual who owns and operates their own business. The easiest and most common business to set up is a sole proprietorship. Sole proprietors fill out fewer tax forms and pay less to start their businesses.
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When you create a simple chart of accounts, you might assign a group of numbers to each account category. Assets might use the 100s, liabilities might use the 200s, and so on. There are specific accounts within each category. You will assign each account a more specific number within its category. For example, cash is […]
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