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Taxes are no longer something you can do once a year. If you want to ensure you have mastered your cash flow, then quarterly taxes are something that can help you do this.

Although it might seem like a bit of a chore, there are many upsides. Paying your taxes quarterly allows you to spread the responsibility over the year so you don’t experience any challenges with your cash flow, and you can make sure you don’t have a huge bill to pay in April. Here we’re going to look at how quarterly taxes work and what you should know.

An S corporation is a pass-through entity that is treated very much like a partnership for federal income tax purposes. As a result, all income is passed through to the shareholders and taxed at their individual tax rates.

Tax problems aren't just a worry that hang over people's heads from January through April every year. Many of them go far beyond the numbers that you report, and they can require additional evidence that your bank statements and paychecks can't provide. Additionally, the IRS isn't the only source of those problems: state tax authorities are hungry for revenue, and if you divide your time among different states, you may find it difficult to establish nexus and may even have to file taxes in multiple states.

Running a business is downright difficult.  Keeping track of important tax due dates shouldn't be.  Review these deadlines on a monthly or quarterly basis to keep track of what is due and when!

The Form 1099 rules can get complicated - staying compliant doesn’t have to be.  For the 2020 tax year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has made some changes that could impact the way you have to issue Form 1099s.  Read below to learn about the new rules and how your business may be affected.

The Heroes Group is now DiMercurio Advisors!

While our name might be changing, who we are and what we stand for will remain the same. We will continue to provide quality advisory, accounting, business registration and tax services to empower business owners to succeed.

When it comes to saving for your child’s future college expenses, 529 college savings plans are one of the most popular options — and for good reason. These plans allow you to tuck away money for future tuition expenses without taking a hit from taxes. 

If you are the owner of a small business that was able to obtain a Paycheck Projection Program (PPP) Loan, you have probably already started worrying about how you are supposed to spend the loan proceeds to maximize loan forgiveness.