Ready for your mid-year accounting checkup? This year, more than ever, it’s a great idea to check in with your accountant mid-year. The end of June represents the end of the first half of the year. For most people and most businesses, 2020 has been a whirlwind
Read More →The Small Business Administration (SBA) has made PPP announcements this week. They announced that they are putting modifications in place to help make it easier to apply for forgiveness on PPP loans taken out during the Coronavirus Outbreak. Recipients of PPP Loans will be happy to hear
Read More →Have you received your Payroll Protection Plan (PPP) money? If so, that’s great! You may be wondering what’s next. It is essential to understand the loan and some best practices for getting the most out of it. Let’s take a look at the critical facts. What is
Read More →Are you afraid that your customers won’t be able to pay for the goods and services you provide? These are troubling times for small businesses across the globe… Will you be able to keep your business afloat until things return to “normal?” What will business look like
Read More →Are you scratching your heads over taxes? Our tax code is so complicated and changes every year. But, filing your taxes is something you can’t avoid. One of the first decisions you’ll have to make is whether to take the standard deduction or to itemize your taxes.
Read More →It’s tax time again! It’s hard to keep up with the changes and know what your best strategy is. At JStevens Accounting, one of the things we help people with is deciding whether to use the standard deduction when calculating their taxes, or itemizing deductions to lower
Read More →As tax time approaches, you need to gather all the information necessary for tax preparation. Whether you use an accountant, tax preparation service, or do your taxes yourself, there are some things to avoid if you are worried about an audit. Let’s talk about some of them
Read More →They say that the only things certain in life are death and taxes. Let’s look at these two events and how they affect one another. If you’ve ever been involved in settling an estate, then you know that it’s never straight forward, and there are usually complications
Read More →Divorce is a complicated experience that changes your life in a big way. One more thing this change brings is the changes to your taxes. These can be disorienting, especially if you’ve been married for a long time. But, no matter the length of the marriage, your
Read More →For Richer, For Poorer… When it comes to taxes… it’s complicated! Adding a new marriage into the mix can make things easier, or even more complex when it’s time to file. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you begin looking at your first
Read More →Paying taxes may seem confusing when you are a freelancer or sole proprietor/ JStevens Accounting has all the answers to help you understand this process better!
Read More →Here are some mid-year accounting points you will want to talk about when you get together to evaluate things. Contact JStevens Accounting today!
Read More →Now is the perfect time of year for scammers who try to get your personal information. After you submit your taxes, it’s natural to hold your breath and hope that everything checks out okay. You might be waiting for a refund. This makes you a prime target
Read More →Are You Ready for April 15th? No? Read This! The deadline for filing your taxes is coming up… are you ready? If you’re not, file for an extension with the IRS, and postpone filing your return for up to six months. If you’ve never done this before,
Read More →If you are a business owner tax time can be a major headache. We’ve got some tips for how to work with your accountant all year long!
Read More →Feeling overwhelmed for this tax season? Here are some tips to get your paperwork organized for tax preparation.
Read More →As businesses and employees across the U.S. prepare their tax returns here are some tax code changes for 2018. Read on to see what’s changed!
Read More →If you are an employer or business owner, the deadline for sending out W-2s and 1099s for work done in 2018 is January 31, 2019. Read on for important info about these two forms!
Read More →Most people think of taxes in April, or maybe start strategizing as early as January. The truth is, the best time to take a high-level view of your tax strategy is in the fourth quarter of the year. Making minor adjustments now can show major benefits when
Read More →The short answer to this question is YES. In this article, we explain why. When you sign on with JStevens Accounting, we can help with every stage in a business’s financial life cycle. From determining what structure works best for your new business, to filing year-end tax
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