If you’re a freelancer or self-employed paying estimated taxes late, the IRS has good news for you. They’re waiving estimated tax payment penalties, even if you don’t meet the threshold for “safe harbor” protection. Normally, you would owe the IRS for paying late, but...
If your company has people working from home offices, many of their business expenses are reimbursable. However, a corporation must reimburse these expenses the right way, or the IRS could consider the reimbursements improper and trigger an audit with financial...
After a natural disaster like a hurricane, flood or wildfire, small businesses struggle to cope with the fallout. Even if your company isn’t directly in the path of the destruction, your employees or customers could suffer losses that create major chaos for the...
Do you know payments your business makes under state and local tax credit programs may be tax deductible? The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a clarification to help business taxpayers understand when and how to deduct these payments on their federal tax...
Is your small business processing payroll taxes correctly? It’s important to be sure. Making a mistake can be costly and get you into hot water with the IRS. Payroll tax problems can trigger an audit and, in some cases, even cause your business to be shut down. There...
What if a simple tech tool could make running your business easier? New types of financial technology can save time, boost your efficiency and ensure you always stay well within the law. At Dutton Legal, we assist people with tax resolution and financial management....
