The Small Business CPA Blog
As an entrepreneur, you likely want to ensure that your small business is successful and thriving. But where do you start? In this post, we'll explore some basic things that you can do to improve your small business, regardless of…
As a business owner, tax planning is an essential part of managing your finances. It can help you save money, increase your profits, and reduce your tax liabilities. However, for someone who is new to tax planning, it can be…
Forecasting accounts receivable (“A/R”) requires determining “average accounts receivable days” and “projected daily sales” and then multiplying average accounts receivable days by projected daily sales to figure forecasted accounts receivable. That is a mouthful, so let’s break out the above…
A small business CPA costs around $2,000 for tax preparation services for an individual and business tax return. Generally, the price includes federal and state preparation. Looking for a small business CPA can be challenging for many reasons, one of…
Find Out If You Are Qualified For The Employee Retention Credit The CARES created a fully refundable tax cried to encourage employer to retain their employees. The credit can be worth up to $33,000 for qualified wages spent during 2020…
If you are thinking about selling a business or in the process of selling your business, I am going to give you three powerful questions to ask yourself before finalizing the deal. My name is Joe Gallegos and I am…
Are you looking for a new Houston CPA? We are all looking for that right Houston CPA partnership. Always keeping an eye out for that great relationship. We are all open to any great relationship opportunity that comes our way.…
The IRS Is Making This Expense 100% Deductible Don't be surprised if you have not heard about this recent tax change related to this enhanced business deduction. With all of the news around some of the bigger stimulus programs. This…
More Money For You? New Updates Regarding EIDL and Employee Retention Credit The SBA EIDL program and employee retention credit just got A LOT better. The SBA is increasing EIDL loan limits to $500,000... remember those nice 30 year notes…
