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As a small business owner, your doors likely aren’t open 24/7. And if you’re like most businesses, you might be closed on federal legal holidays like Thanksgiving or Christmas. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average full-time employee receives approximately 7.6 paid holidays annually.
Read More How Familiar Are You With Federal Legal Holidays?
You hear about it all the time in the news—Cost of living rising! Maybe you think about it on a daily basis—Do I earn enough to cover my standard of living in my state?
Read More The Average Cost of Living by State, and Why Ignoring it Could Sink Your Business
After the end of every year, you need to report your workers’ wages. You must send a form to the worker and governments. But, which IRS form do you send? The form you use—Form 1099 vs. W-2—depends on if the worker was a contractor or an employee.
Read More Form 1099-NEC vs. W-2 Differences: Which Should You Use?
Data breaches and cyberattacks happen every day. Payroll contains sensitive employee information such as Social Security numbers and bank account details, making it a goldmine for cybercriminals. And because 43% of all data breaches target small businesses, payroll data security should be top of mind.
Read More Payroll Data Security: Defending Against Payroll Data Breaches
The Department of Labor (DOL) enforces more than 180 federal laws. These laws can vary depending on your business and employees. And, some states might have additional labor laws that business owners must follow. One state that has some unique regulations is California. Read on to learn about California labor laws and how they impact […]
Read More 10 California Labor Laws Your Business Needs to Brush up On
Minimum wage law prevents employers from paying employees below a certain amount per hour. There is a federal minimum wage, but many states and localities set a higher wage for employers to follow. To ensure your business is compliant with labor laws, read on to learn what is minimum wage.
Read More What Is Minimum Wage? Federal & State Rates for 2024
Do you have a valid PTIN? Getting or renewing a Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) is required for preparing or assisting in preparing a return or refund claim. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to get a PTIN, including the application process, fees, and renewal requirements.
Read More How to Get a PTIN So You Can Prepare Your Clients’ Tax Returns
A great idea comes with great responsibility—or money. Any good businessman knows that starting a business requires more than just grit and effort. For a business idea to come to life, significant costs are incurred whether you like it or not. From your administrative operations to production costs, starting a business is like bleeding your […]
Read More Starting a Business With Poor Credit History
Florida’s beautiful beaches, booming economy, and status as a tax-friendly state make it an attractive spot for entrepreneurs. The Sunshine State even claimed the title of the third-best state to start a business in 2024.
Read More How to Start an LLC in Florida: Steps, Documents, & Beyond
Business expenses add up—fast. Fortunately, there are extensive tax deductions available for small business owners to offset the cost of running a business. Unfortunately, tax deductions can be complicated and confusing.
Read More Your Go-to Small Business Tax Deductions Checklist
