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Choosing a Business Entity

Choosing a Business Entity: Financial Impacts Explained

Choosing the right business entity structure is one of the first and most consequential decisions an entrepreneur or business owner makes, because business entity options and their tax implications affect everything from how the IRS taxes your income to how they structure shields your assets from creditors. In most cases, a new business will operate

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Money Tightening

Tighten up billing and collections to mitigate economic uncertainties

Economic uncertainty is a reality every business owner must navigate, but while macroeconomic factors are largely outside of your control, your billing and collections process for your small to mid-sized business is not. Managing accounts receivable effectively is one of the most direct ways to protect your cash flow and keep your business financially resilient,

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A Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor Can Help Your Business

Regardless of business size, bookkeeping demands time, attention, and the right tools. Most small to mid-size business owners already use QuickBooks, or are actively considering it. It delivers the tools most businesses need, in one platform. However, having access to a tool and knowing how to use it effectively are two very different things. To

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Some Small Business Owners Can Pay State Income Taxes at Entity-level and Capture a Tax Deduction

Over the years, the tax code has changed many times and the most recent large piece of legislation, the ‘Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, was passed in 2018. This legislation changed many ways in which taxes are figured, including decreasing tax rates, increasing the standard deduction, eliminating the personal exemption and capping the state and

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Tax Refund

Keep an eye on your mailbox – Georgia is issuing refunds to many Georgia taxpayers!

In March, Governor Kemp signed a bill to give state income refunds to people who filed tax returns in Georgia for 2020 and 2021. Those refunds are starting to appear in mailboxes and they should be approximately $250 for single filers, $375 for head of household filers, and $500 for joint filers. If you did

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