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What? Yes, a small business owner with three employees or less organized as either Sole Proprietors, Partnerships, or C or S Corps, can deduct up to 100% of their family’s qualifying medical expenses (some State limitations exist) as a business … Continue reading →
January 31, 2013 – Business Filing Deadlines Form 941 for 4Q 2012: Employer’s QUARTERLY Federal Tax Return Form 940 for 2012: Employer’s ANNUAL Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Tax Return Form OQ for 4Q 2012: Oregon Combined Payroll Tax Report (or other … Continue reading →
Even though Congress struck a compromise to avoid the dreaded fiscal cliff, resultant short term and longer term changes are causing delays for individual and business tax filers! Here are the key points we have received from the IRS on this topic: … Continue reading →
I get a lot of questions related to an often overlooked but often abused deduction called ‘The Home Office Deduction’. Continue reading →
My wife is a personal trainer who takes the time to create training and nutritional plans for each of her clients based on their specific goals, and then tracks their results. Its not surprising that she also keeps good financial … Continue reading →
Our very own Erin is known in the community for acting, singing and modeling work. As a result we have scripted a special Tax Return Deal for all not so starving artists in the Portland Metro area. These returns are … Continue reading →
True story. A gentleman walked into my office to deliver a package and noted ‘Tax Preparation’ on our nameplate. He looked a bit down on the subject and come to find out he had recently experienced an IRS audit! Needless … Continue reading →
OK, you are a new business owner or maybe a veteran and you have not yet staked your claim on the world wide web. What do you do? You probably do what I did, explore your options and then maybe, … Continue reading →
Have you ever built a fence? You have to know what you are doing in order to plumb a line to get it straight. You also have to do the hard work in digging holes at least every 6 feet … Continue reading →
