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When borrowing from your corporation, it’s essential to navigate the process carefully to avoid tax complications and legal issues. If you own a closely held corporation, you can borrow funds

California’s Unclaimed Property Law ensures that unclaimed financial assets are safeguarded by the state until the right owners or heirs claim them. Such assets can include dormant bank accounts, uncashed

Social Security tax plays a crucial role in funding retirement, disability, and survivor benefits for millions of Americans. However, with ongoing economic changes and demographic shifts, the question arises: how

In the ever-evolving landscape of accounting, embracing technology has become crucial for maintaining efficiency, accuracy, and competitiveness. Technological advancements are reshaping the industry, offering numerous tools and solutions that streamline

Businesses in certain industries have employees who received tips as part of their compensation. These businesses include salons, hotels and restaurants. Tips are discretionary payments that customers make to employees

There are tax implications to consider when turning your hobby into a business. Perhaps you enjoy sewing and would like to open a seamstress business. Or maybe you would like

Although not a significant amount, the standard business mileage rate is increasing in 2024 to 67 cents (up from 65.5 cents in 2023). Do you use the optional standard mileage

Many small business owners are seeking ways to embrace more sustainable operations. And if they can lower their tax bill simultaneously, that’s a win-win. And that’s exactly what the recently

The Small Business Administration is providing a loan forgiveness deadline for Disaster Loan (EIDL) and Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. The forgiveness applies to loans under $100,000 in an effort

Whether you’ve had a business for a while or thinking about starting one, it’s a good idea to make it official. Regardless the reason, there are several ways to incorporate