Online Tax Filing For Your Business — All You Need To Know for 2021
Filing your small business taxes can be a complicated. Thankfully, cloud-based online tax filing software simplifies the process. Here's why.
By Bryan Kesler |
How to Pick the Right Attorney for Your Startup
Picking the right attorney in your startup is as important as picking the right business partner. You can’t underestimate the importance of selecting an attorney who “gets” your business model, your market opportunity, and most importantly, your fundraising and exit strategy.
By Caroline Cummings |
How to Form a Corporation
Starting a business and wondering how to form a corporation? If you’ve decided to incorporate as a C corp, S corp, or B corp, here's what to do.
By Peter Thorsson |
How to Apply for an EIN: Federal Tax ID Number
A federal tax ID number is also known as a federal employer identification number—also called an EIN or FEIN. Here's how to figure out if you need a federal employer identification number, and how to apply for one.
By Angelique O'Rourke |
How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Will Affect Your Small Business
Now that tax season is just around the corner, you’re probably wondering (or outright worrying!) about how the recent Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which took effect in 2018, will affect your tax picture this year and beyond. Here's how your business could be impacted.
By Eric Tyson |
Last-Minute (and Year-Round) Tax Tips for Small Businesses
If you haven’t already filed your taxes, now is the time to get your information together to ensure that they’re filed on time and avoid costly penalties and unnecessary stress. It’s also the perfect opportunity to start organizing your taxes for the next filing season.
By Steven Cohen |
What Small Businesses Need to Know About Nexus and Sales Tax
Until recently, sales tax wasn't a concern for online businesses—but now states can impose sales tax on remote sellers. So, if you run an online business (or you plan on starting one), here's what to keep in mind.
By Gail Cole |
How to File Patents in Multiple Countries
Patent laws are country specific, which means a U.S. patent won’t protect your invention everywhere. Here's how to file a patent in multiple countries.
