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Back when I worked as a lawyer, I answered cold calls from prospective clients who just had their Big Idea. I’d teach them how to take that idea and start their own business.

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Starting and Running a Small Business: The First Full Circle

I started building this website in January of 2021. It took me several months to design the layout and write ...
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Three stacks of coins of unequal height each on the left and right of three blocks that spell out TAX, used to illustrate our tax guide for small businesses

Tax Guide for Small Businesses

Businesses, like people, have to pay taxes. But, unlike people, most businesses have to pay a lot more types of ...
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How to Hire Your First Employee, for Very Small Businesses

Congrats! Your business is finally at a stage where you need to hire your first employee. For some of you, ...
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Latest Articles

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A Small Business’s Guide to Collecting Sales Tax, Use Tax, and VAT

If you’ve read our general article on taxes, you know that a business has to deal with a lot of ...
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Income Tax Software for Small Businesses

In our last article, we talked about how small businesses must pay quarterly estimated income taxes. Then, at the end ...
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A smartphone showing a calculator app sits on top of a hard copy of Schedule 1040-SE which, in turn, is laid atop of a laptop. A pair of glasses rests half on the tax form and half on the laptop. Everything is ready for a small business owner to learn how to calculate quarterly estimated taxes.

How to Calculate Quarterly Estimated Taxes, for Small Businesses

Businesses have to pay income taxes. We touched on this briefly in our overview article on the types of taxes ...
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