On this months EO Fire income report I talked about why it’s much better to set up a payment plan with the IRS than to extend your return and not pay the taxes due by April 15. John came up with the great idea to do a walk through of how the process works. Call.
Do You Need to Send 1099’s?
One of the major questions we are asked by entrepreneurs every year is whether or not they need to send out 1099’s to their contractors. If you are unfamiliar, a 1099 is a tax form that a business owner sends out to both their contractors and the IRS each year, letting both parties know how.
We’re Hiring!
** Update: We have received an overwhelming number of responses and are sorting through them now. We are not currently accepting new applicants but will update if additional spots open up. As we face a third consecutive year of doubling our business, CPA On Fire is on the hunt for talent to join our team..
The Power of Long Term Goals
Back on New Years Eve 2010, I was feeling particularly motivated. I must have recently read something on the value of goal setting, and as such I sat down and typed out a seven page document outlining my goals for the upcoming year, as well as two year goals, five year goals and lifetime goals. I rarely.
Fake IRS Scam Caught on Tape
Have you had a call from the “IRS” telling you owe a large amount of money and need to make payment immediately? If you haven’t there’s a good chance you know someone who has. It’s one of the most widespread scams going on right now. And since so many people are downright terrified of the IRS, these criminals.
The Five Best Tax Tips For Entrepreneurs Part I: Choosing the Right Business Entity
This is a five part series on the best tax tips for entrepreneurs. If you have followed us either here, on EO Fire or any of the other podcasts or blogs we have been featured on, these five tips won’t be anything new. They aren’t sexy tips no one else knows about. It isn’t what the.
The Power of Reaching Out: How One Email Forever Changed My Business and Life
In July of 2013, my business, JDB Business Solutions at that time, was a little over a year old. By the average new business standards I had a very successful first year, making more than I had in the CPA firm I worked at previously. But a large portion of that money came from working.
