Tax Planning Resources

36 percent of self-employed workers do not pay taxes. Why? How can these entrepreneurs avoid being audited?

What’s the difference between an S Corporation and a C Corporation? Read this blog to learn whether an S Corp or C Corp is the best fit for your small business.

Every retailer selling goods over state lines should understand modern interpretations of nexus and what it means for their business.

To form a business, you must file a charter document with the Secretary of State. But what should you do if you want to move your business to another state?

The goals of 501(c)(3) public charities often intersect with the desire to influence legislation (also known as lobbying). Learn how charities can lobby legally.

When you form an LLC, you will need to transfer assets into the company in order to properly capitalize the business. Let's look at how transferring assets works.

The IRS lets you deduct some of the costs of using a personal vehicle for business purposes. But make sure you’re following the rules.

Your business entity choice will then come down to a few factors: taxes, liability and business records. Read more

For many nonprofits, tax-exempt status is everything. The first step in obtaining tax exemption should be defining your nonprofit’s purpose.

No matter what your scenario, there comes a time when you should consider hiring a professional tax preparer. Read more

This webinar will provide tips for how to enroll to file and pay electronically, using long and short form sales tax returns, helpful resources and more. Read more

The last thing you want to worry about is a costly mistake from a payroll related misstep. Here are some of the most common payroll mistakes.