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    When Should You Switch From an LLC to an S-Corp for Tax Savings?

    For many business owners, the S-Corp conversation starts with confusion and pressure. A friend mentions it. A Facebook group swears by it. An article makes it sound like the obvious next step. But what no one explains is when an…
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    How The One Big Beautiful Bill Impacts You And Your Business

    The One Big Beautiful Bill introduces tax changes that begin affecting returns filed in 2026. While the bill includes many provisions, several directly impact business owners, especially those with employees, contractors, rental income, or higher overall income. This article focuses…
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    A Practical Look At 1099s

    If you run a business, there’s a good chance 1099s show up on your to-do list each year. They aren’t glamorous. They aren’t fun. But they do matter, and taking a practical, simple approach can save you time, money, and…
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    Stocking Stuffers For Your Business Success

    Because your business deserves a little holiday cheer, too If your December to-do list already feels longer than Santa’s nice list, you’re not alone. Between closing out the year, juggling holiday plans, and trying to remember where on earth that…
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    5 Things To Do With Your Payroll Before December 31

    Year-end is one of the busiest times for business owners and payroll is often the area that needs the most attention. A few quick checks now can prevent January headaches, incorrect W-2s, and unnecessary IRS notices. Here are the five…
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    Common Myths About Audits

    Navigating an IRS audit can feel intimidating, but the truth is much simpler—and far less scary—than most people think. When you understand what the IRS actually looks for and how audits really work, you can move forward with a lot…
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    Building A Thanksgiving Dinner Kind Of Business

    Thanksgiving is one of the most organized, strategic, and high-pressure days of the year…So is running a business. When you think about it, the two have a lot in common: timing matters, prep work matters even more, and if you…
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    Business Owner’s Holiday Survival Guide

    Because your to-do list shouldn’t look like Santa’s. Ah, the holidays. That magical time when your inbox doubles, your staff disappears, and your accountant gently reminds you that December 31 isn’t just New Year’s Eve…it’s the last day to fix…
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    IRS Safe Harbor Rule: The Smart Way To Handle Quarterly Taxes

    Ever feel like dealing with the IRS is a game of “guess the number”? It usually plays out like this: IRS: You owe us taxes.You: Okay… how much?IRS: That’s for you to figure out.You: So if I just send what…
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    The Hidden Costs Of Having One Person Do Your Bookkeeping And Taxes

    Many small business owners try to save money by having one person handle both their bookkeeping and taxes. On the surface, it sounds convenient—just one point of contact, one person to “handle it all.” But in reality, this choice can…
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