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Not sure if your new hire is an employee or an independent contractor? Learn the key differences, why classification matters, and how to avoid costly IRS penalties.

Start the year strong with this January financial checklist for small business owners. From reviewing 2025 financials to preparing for tax season, here’s what to tackle first.

What Every Small Business Should Do Before December 31

Make tax season easier with these 5 quick bookkeeping tips to review your business finances before year-end. Learn how to clean up your books and get caught up.

Q4 is your last chance to make tax-smart moves before year-end. Here are five simple strategies small business owners can use to save money before December 31.

On July 4, 2025, Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB), a new law with sweeping tax and spending changes that take effect in the 2025 tax year.

If you’re a small business owner, keeping up with quarterly estimated tax payments can feel like one more thing on an already full plate. And if you’ve missed a payment, or several, you’re definitely not alone.

The year is halfway over — and if you’re like many small business owners, you’ve been focused on keeping the wheels turning, serving customers, and maybe squeezing in a little summer downtime. But July is the perfect time to hit “pause” and take a closer look at your business’s financial health.

Many clients were shocked to find out they owed money when they filed their returns, and in most cases, the cause was simple: their W-4 forms weren’t filled out correctly. Let’s talk about why the W-4 is so important, what went wrong for many people this year, and how you can avoid it in the future.