It’s common practice for businesses to take on debt, but unforeseen occurrences like a recession or a pandemic might make it more challenging to make payments on time. There are many small business owners who are, at the moment, having difficulty paying back their corporate debt. There are other options
It’s common practice for businesses to take on debt, but unforeseen occurrences like a recession or a pandemic might make it more challenging to make payments on time. There are many small business owners who are, at the moment, having difficulty paying back their corporate debt. There are other options
By Dominique Molina, CPA MST CTS Tax planning is making shifts in a taxpayer’s financial and business situation, to minimize their tax burden both in the short term and over time. This often requires working in advance, before the end of the year, to identify and evaluate solutions and implement
By Dominique Molina, CPA MST CTS Visit social media or google these days and you’ll most likely see advertisements for Tax Planning. But many taxpayers (and even tax pros) are confused about the differences between tax planning and tax preparation. In fact, the average taxpayer most likely believes they are
Success in your business should be a reason to celebrate and take pride in your accomplishments. Yet as a savvy business owner, you also need to consider what this success will mean for the next generation. Without careful planning, your beneficiaries could find themselves with a hefty tax bill. A
As a tax advisor, you will need to employ different strategies when you are representing a buyer vs. seller in the sale of a company, since what is advantageous for one is often disadvantageous for the other. On top of that, you will also need to consider how different entity
As a tax advisor, you will need to employ different strategies when you are representing a buyer vs. seller in the sale of a company. Buyers and sellers tend to have diametrically opposed preferences, since what is advantageous for one is often disadvantageous for the other from a tax perspective.
Tax planners need to employ different strategies depending on whether they’re representing the buyer or the seller in the sale of a company. Buyers and sellers have competing interests when it comes to tax advantages—what is good for the buyer is often bad for the seller and vice versa. For
In a previous blog, we discussed how a shareholder in an S corporation or a partner in a partnership needs sufficient tax basis to claim a business loss. Tax basis refers to the amount that a taxpayer has invested in business assets, calculated by taking the purchase price and subtracting
Understanding tax basis is key to maximizing tax deductions, especially for shareholders or partners involved in an S corporation or partnership. Tax basis refers to the amount that a taxpayer has invested in business assets, calculated by taking the purchase price and subtracting any accumulated depreciation. This value will determine