Now that the April filing deadline has passed, small business owners may be asking: what’s next? As tempting as it may be to put off thinking of taxes until next year, some small business owners may be required to respond to an California’s Employment Development Department (EDD) audit. Read on how… [Read more]
SBA PPP Loan Forgiveness Denial: The Ultimate Guide
The Small Business Administration (SBA) has forgiven over 98% of the total Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan value that borrowers requested them to forgive; recently, however, SBA has begun to issue more forgiveness PPP loan forgiveness denials. Many of these recent denials issued by the SBA are not consistent with… [Read more]
5 Misconceptions of Independent Contractors
New classification guidelines between W-2 employees and 1099 independent contractors place stricter rules for businesses looking to hire. Common misconceptions about independent contractors can lead to businesses misclassifying workers and paying high penalties and fines. Avoid these consequences by understanding the regulations your business must follow when hiring independent contractors. Let’s… [Read more]
How to Respond to an IRS Audit in 2022: Part 3
In the final part of our three-part series “how to respond to an IRS audit in 2022,” we’re focusing on the actual response to Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Watch the video below to learn more from Milikowsky Tax Law’s Founder and Managing Attorney, John Milikowsky, as he explains how to… [Read more]
How to Respond to an IRS Audit in 2022 Part 2
IRS Letter 6323 and Bank Deposit Analysis In part two of our three-part series “how to respond to an IRS Audit in 2022” we discuss IRS letter 6323 and the bank deposit analysis. For every audit IRS opens, they conduct a bank deposit analysis to determine whether you correctly reported… [Read more]
How to Respond to an IRS Audit in 2022 Part 1
IRS Letter 6323 and What to Do Before Contacting IRS Small business owners should be prepared in case the Internal Revenue Service decides to audit your business. Watch part one of our three part series for advice on how to defend your business against a battle with IRS. In this… [Read more]
Five Signs Your Small Business is Prepared for an IRS Audit
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will flag businesses for an audit when the agency finds suspicious activity in your business’ tax returns. The suspicious activity may be innocent in nature, but IRS performs an audit to ensure your business paid the required taxes. Though, occasionally, the agency will randomly audit businesses…. [Read more]
Ultimate Guide to Tax Law for Small Business Owners
What Taxes Does My Small Business Have to Pay? Small business owners may have to pay additional taxes on top of income taxes depending on if you have employees, how you classify your business, and your business expenses. The various taxes your small business may have to pay include: Income… [Read more]
2022 Tax Season: What to Look Out For
On January 24th, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced the start of tax season. Now, the agency can accept federal income tax returns for 2021. With tax season officially in progress, the April deadline is quickly approaching. Organizing tax filing information well in advance, and understanding any tax changes for… [Read more]
How Build Back Better Bill will Affect Business Owners in 2022
The Build Back Better Bill, also known as the Build Back Better Act, is structured to support the middle class and expand the economy. It states that taxes for those with an income under $400,000 will not change. But the funding for this trillion-dollar act needs to come from somewhere. … [Read more]
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