Hobbies, For-Profit Activities and Deductions
The IRS will look at several aspects and issues before determining if your hobby is a for-profit business. Read all about it in this Business Tip.
The IRS will look at several aspects and issues before determining if your hobby is a for-profit business. Read all about it in this Business Tip.
Quickbooks’ tools can help you document received inventory and can help prevent you from recording the same items twice. Learn how in this Business Tip.
Who is eligible for a home office deduction is still complicated, but how the deduction is calculated has become easier. Read more in this Business Tip.
Many business travel related expenses are deductible, but there are rules that you must follow. Read all about it in this Business Tip.
QuickBooks’ progress invoicing feature will let you bill customers for one segment of a large project as they come. Learn how in this Quickbooks Tip.
Business owners: Paying yourself and your vendors with cash? It may not be such a good idea. Read all about it in this Business Tip.
The White House delays employer health insurance mandate until January 1, 2015. Read more in this News Flash.
Being self-employed is liberating, but it comes with increased tax responsibilities. It may be time to find an accountant. Learn more in this Business Tip.
The Small Business Administration generally does not loan directly to businesses, but guarantees loans provided by banks. Read more in this Business Tip.
A rabbi trust helps protect employees’ deferred compensation by holding the plan assets apart from the corporation. Read more in this Business Tip.