Running a business can get expensive, especially when you need reliable vehicles to keep things moving. That’s where the Section 179 deduction comes into play. It allows you to deduct the cost of qualifying assets, such as vehicles over 6000 lbs, used for business...
Understanding the Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio (AR Turnover Ratio) and how to calculate using the Net Credit Sales Formula is essential for any business. These metrics provide valuable insights into a company’s sales performance, cash flow management,...
Key TakeawaysThe IRS Section 179 deduction helps businesses save on taxes when purchasing qualifying assets like heavy vehicles (Vehicles over 6000 lbs), machinery, and eligible software.Vehicles over 6000 lbs that are used primarily for business purposes qualify for...
Key TakeawaysAn Employer Identification Number (EIN) Verification Letter (Form 147C) is important for businesses.You can get your EIN Verification Letter by calling or writing to the IRS.When you call the IRS, have your EIN, business name, and other details ready.The...
What are 1099 Independent-Contractor TaxesFreelancers and independent contractors earning $600 or more from contract work in a tax year receive a 1099-NEC tax form. The hiring party sends the 1099 form to the IRS and provides a copy to the Contractor. The Contractor...
Strategic Charitable Giving: Maximizing Tax Deductions and Minimizing Liabilities Charitable giving and donations can be used to reduce your tax bill by taking a tax deduction for the value of the gifts on your income tax return. In order to claim a tax deduction for...
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