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Electronic Filing Mandate Effective January 2024
The IRS has drastically changed the filing requirements for Form 1099s starting January 2024. The IRS originally required the forms to be electronically filed if filing over 250 information returns. Starting in January, the filing requirement will be 10 returns. This number would combine Forms W-2 and 1099s.
The Big 5 Opportunities of This Down Cycle
We’re in some challenging times. Economies are shifting. Businesses are reconfiguring. And deep uncertainty dominates many peoples’ mindsets. But smart leaders get that crisis breeds opportunity. And so they train their brains to focus on nothing else. Here are 5 of the NBO’s (Nice Big Opportunities) I’ve been sharing with my clients.
Side Jobs - The Pros and Cons
In today’s inflationary times and a down stock market, people are looking for side jobs as another source of income. But avoid some of the nasty surprises by planning ahead for additional income taxes, a possible increase in your Medicare premiums, or a reduction in your Social Security benefits.
Estate Planning for Crytpocurrencies and NFTs
Am I missing out on investments in crypto and NFTs? To answer that question, I decided to do a deep dive into these types of investments. My deep dive was in vain. I simply do not understand the mechanics behind them or just what gives them value.
Tax and Asset Protection Considerations
When your accountant or attorney wants to discuss entity choice, they are referring to the various types of business entities or structures available. Generally speaking, the relevant options available for most businesses including start-ups are:
Financial Statements
You are working hard, very hard. In fact, you have never worked so hard in your life. Your employees are also working hard. Therefore, your business must be doing, amazingly well. Right? BUT...your bank account is nearly empty, your desk drawer is full of checks that you can't mail, and your line of credit is maxed. So, what is wrong - where is all the cash going? Often, the mystery may be explained by analyzing your financial statements.