News reports are saying the SBA is out of money on the first round of funding. Don’t Worry, round two is about ready to start. If you do not have employees you may have heard that you will not qualify for this loan and this is absolutely not the case! We are encouraging all our… Read more »
3 BEST COVID-19 RELIEF OPTIONS FOR FREELANCERS, SELF EMPLOYED, & SMALL BUSINESSES
An outline of the main options and programs for Freelancers, Solopreneurs, and 1099 Contractors who are in need of COVID-19 relief funds: Paycheck Protection Program Loan SUMMARY: Loan for Payroll and other overhead expenses such as rent for employers and sole proprietors with fewer than 500 employees. All or most of the loan amounts… Read more »
Tax Deductions for Vehicles Over 6,000lbs
If you operate a business, searching for tax deductions is probably something that becomes a part of your daily regime as the April 15th deadline approaches each year. In case your business is or includes some form of transportation, however, there is a good chance that you ran into specific deductions for vehicles weighing over… Read more »
Can You Deduct Back Taxes on Your Tax Return?
With millions of small business owners who hold pass-through entities, it is not uncommon to see folks struggle to keep up with their taxes. After all, having such a venture means that they are liable for self-employment, federal, and state taxes. When those responsibilities are paired with some inexperience, one may find themselves facing a… Read more »
Can I Deduct Rental Expenses Before Renting?
The quick answer to this question is yes and no. Why both? It depends on whether the property is considered held for investment or held as a business with the intent to generate a profit because deducting rental expenses is directly related to the nature of your endeavor. Business or Investment When It Comes to… Read more »
Does the IRS Know When You Buy or Sell a House?
Whenever you buy or sell a house, you are most likely going to engage in a hefty transaction that can easily rise to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Courtesy of such enormous figures, the last thing that you will want to do is spend more on taxes that relate to the venture. While feeling that… Read more »
Can You Deduct First-Class Tickets?
If you have been operating a business for a while, you probably had a chance to deal with some complex transactions and tax-related issues, amongst all else. After all, the self-employment tax alone is easily one of the most challenging aspects of navigating a lucrative sole-proprietor venture. For those who are just starting, however, figuring… Read more »