As a business owner, you are used to facing never-ending checklists to help get your new ventures up and running. Before the first customer walks through the door, the new owner has already tackled seller’s permits, licensing, zoning, and registration, among...
The beginning of the year is anything but dull, but after the holiday celebrations, it’s time to settle down and get organized for tax season. While employees might not have taxes on the brain until April, businesses, and employers are busy preparing early on....
If you are in the export business, you may have heard of an interest charge domestic international sales corporation, otherwise called an IC-DISC. If this is your first time hearing about it, there is a lot of information to cover. Let’s get started! First and...
If you hired employees in 2014, you may be leaving money on the table in the form of tax credits. If you’re not familiar with the United States Department of Labor’s Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC), or if you think you missed your opportunity to file for the...
This is a guest post by John D. Milikowsky, an experienced tax attorney in San Diego. 1. When are officers, directors, and employees liable for taxes owed by a business? Short Answer: Individuals may be liable for certain taxes owed by a business, such as federal and...
