We’ve talked about how important accurate and timely financial records are, but these are also critical if you ever get audited or sued. These financial records are also an IRS requirement. Let’s take a look at which records you’re required to keep, how long you should keep them and to make sure you don’t loose […]
Many small businesses use the owners personal checking account for all of their business transactions. This can cause problems when it comes time to balance the books, pay taxes, and create an bookkeeping nightmare. Piercing the Corporate Veil Another, perhaps more critical consideration is that using a personal account for business has the potential of […]
In 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminated carrying back of Net Operating Losses (NOLs). However, with recent economic hardships from the Coronavirus, new provisions in the CARES act now waive that and businesses can now carry back a NOL arising in a taxable year beginning after Dec. 31, 2017, and before Jan. 1, […]
