Small Business Meals and Entertainment expenses
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Meals and Entertainment Expense Deductions for Small Business

As of the latest guidelines, the IRS rules regarding the deductibility of meals and entertainment expenses as business expenditures have been shaped significantly by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 and subsequent clarifications. Here are the key points: Meals: Entertainment: Recordkeeping: Proper documentation is essential to substantiate meal and entertainment expenses. Businesses…

Don't worry if you missed the tax deadline
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Don’t Worry if You Missed the Tax Deadline

Facing a missed tax deadline can indeed induce stress, but there are constructive steps you can take to navigate this situation effectively. Let’s collaborate to reinstate your tax responsibilities and alleviate any concerns. Start by evaluating your tax status, pinpointing any overlooked filings or pending payments. Assemble all pertinent financial records such as income statements,…

Sheldon Bookkeeping 6 steps if you missed the tax deadline
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6 Point Strategy if You Missed the Tax Deadline

Adopt Sheldon Bookkeeping’s six-point strategy to tackle your overdue tax filings and embrace proactive record-keeping to stay ahead of the game! Keeping your books updated regularly not only guarantees precision but also prevents year-end pandemonium. Don’t allow disarrayed records to impede your progress. Let’s get you up to speed while you pledge to maintain consistent…

Unveiling the World of Bookkeeping
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Unveiling the World of Bookkeeping

Bookkeeping isn’t just a chore; it’s the lifeblood of any business, big or small. It’s all about keeping tabs on every dime that comes and goes, jotting it down accurately, and making sure the numbers add up. Let’s chat about why bookkeeping rocks and how it can be your business’s BFF, helping you call the…

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Pennywise Wisdom: Keepin’ Trouble at Arm’s Length with Taxes

Folks, let’s talk plain and simple about taxes – the old saying holds true. It’s sure cheaper to keep out of trouble than digging yourself out of a tax hole with the IRS! It simple: if you miss the mark on tax obligations or mess up those returns, it’s like opening the floodgates for penalties…

IRS fines Allegheny Township for Mishandling Payroll Taxes
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IRS Fines Pennsylvania Township $50,000 for Mishandling Employee Payroll

The IRS has fined Allegheny Township, a Pennsylvania municipality near Pittsburgh. The IRS is not commenting on its enforcement action, but news reports suggest that the fines might be connected to the township not properly withholding taxes from employee paychecks. According to the TribLive, the township has acknowledged receipt of the fines, and audits are…

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Don’t Ignore IRS LT38 Notice

The IRS has resumed sending LT38 collection letters again after the 2-year pandemic pause. If a small business gets one, this notice is not something to ignore or stuff away in a desk drawer. As of now, over 3.7 million US taxpayers are expected to receive the LT38. Automatically generated by the IRS Collection System,…

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IRS Reminds Taxpayers to report all cryptocurrency and digital asset income

As the 2023 tax forms are being released this week, the IRS has added a new question for taxpayers: At any time during 2023, did you: (a) receive (as a reward, award or payment for property or services); or (b) sell, exchange, or otherwise dispose of a digital asset (or a financial interest in a…

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Understanding IRS Form 4029: A Guide to Religious Exemptions

In the realm of U.S. tax law, individuals have the right to seek exemptions or special status under certain circumstances. One such provision is outlined in Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 4029, which allows individuals to claim religious or conscientious objector status and be exempt from paying Social Security and Medicare taxes. This unique provision…

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2024 IRS Tax Dates

Here are important dates for taxpayers to keep in mind in 2024: January 18: Final estimated tax payment for 2023 is due Late January: The IRS begins processing 2023 tax returns (probably around January 21). April 15: Filing deadline for 2023 taxes. The first estimated tax payment for tax year 2024 is due. June 17:…

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