Those of you who run a small business know that it isn’t all black ink. You are bound to experience a loss hopefully later than sooner. The good news is it does not have to be a complete hit to your wallet. Below, we will show you how to claim a small business loss on […]
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We at B&J Bookkeeping & Taxes love to warn all of our small to mid-sized business clients on the latest scams. They can range from basic payment scams to ones that legitimately seem to be from the IRS. This particular one attempts to entice you by pretending to be the IRS. Below we will show […]
We have previously written on 4 Ways to Save Money on Business Rent. In that fashion, we we would like to continue that by showing you these easy 4 ways to save money on small business taxes. 1. Claim the Business Income Deduction In many cases, it may be advantageous to report business income on […]
Your business and your privacy are paramount. However, you do business on your phone, even if you have a separate one for business and personal. What you may not know is that there are tons of apps that are commonly used that are collecting your precious data. To help, we will tell you to beware […]
Cyber Monday and Black Friday have passed. You probably have bought a few gifts for others since then. Are any of them your business contacts? Then you may be wondering: are business gifts tax deductible?
We hate that you and your business are constantly subject to attacks. One of the best ways to avoid them is to read up on them as much as you can. Tax scammers know this is the time of year when you are focused on keeping the IRS happy. You would never ignore a communication […]
B&J Bookkeeping is getting ready for income tax filing season, which also comes with scams and frauds of all kinds. The scammers come out each year with a new bag of tricks guaranteed to cost you thousands at least should you fall for them. To help you out, here is everything we know about 2022 […]
We at B&J Bookkeeping and Taxes love helping our clients avoid a variety of scams. Tons of them are out there that target your business, home, phone number, and in this case, your friend’s email. Below we will show you how to avoid this gift card scam.
You have probably already filed your federal taxes as individual, business, or both. We have gathered a few essential tax tips you should do now to minimize your burden before next year catches you by surprise.
We previously wrote about The 5 Best Thoughtful Business Gifts for 2019. In keeping with that spirit, we thought we would use our finance talents to give you an insider’s look on how to the holidays without spending a bundle. Read on to get out bookkeeper’s guide to holiday hacks full of must read tips.