With the new year starting it is important to keep all the tax filing deadlines in mind. The dates are similar every year except for holidays or weekends. Here are a few of the important ones. The table below will also be linked at the so that you can download and print it out as
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What is the Depreciation of Assets? As a business owner, you may be considering purchasing a new asset for your business. Maybe you are looking for a refresher on the concept of depreciation and how it will impact your financial statements and income taxes. While deprecation can be a simple concept, it
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What are the Different Types of Cash Flow?
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What is Cash Flow? When it comes to understanding cash flow there are a couple of different things you need to be aware of. Cash flow specifically refers to the amount of cash going in and out of a business. There are three distinct categories of cash flow that each refer
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What is R&D The research and development tax credit is a federal incentive that allows companies to reduce income tax liability in the current year dollar for dollar when they are preforming activities related to the development, design, or improvement of things like products, software, process, etc. Many businesses, especially smaller
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What is an HSA? Health Savings Accounts, or HSA’s, are essentially personal bank accounts that can be used for medical expenses. Contributions are made tax free as well as withdrawals when they are made for qualified health expenses. People tend to use these accounts alongside their retirement plans to reduce their taxable income.
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What is Cost Segregation? Cost Segregation is a tax deferral strategy for commercial real estate owners. It allows them to utilize accelerated depreciation deductions to create more cash flow. The aim of a cost segregation study is to identify the personal property components of a building that can be depreciated and
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Nov
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What is Basis? Basis measures the amount that the property’s owner is treated as having invested in the property. In most situations, the basis of an asset is its cost to you. The cost is the amount you pay for the property in cash, debt obligations, and other property or services.
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What is Basis? There are two distinct types of basis that apply to the partnership and to each partner. Outside basis refers to a partner’s interest in a partnership. Inside basis refers to a partnership’s basis in its assets. Generally, basis measures the amount that the property’s
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Why Does Entity Type It Matter? When it comes to starting a business, it is crucial to form the right entity. A specific entity can affect many things from tax rates, personal liability, and what it takes to keep up with it. All these including more are important factors to think
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Knoster Model For Managing Complex Change If you are trying to implement new changes to your team, as a leader is important that they have the right tools to succeed. Often times we wish there was a plan or formula for success, well when we look at the Knoster chart we are given
