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Should You Use an S Corporation for a Sideline or Part-time Business?

March 2, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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Pretty regularly, people come to us for help with an S corporation they've already set up. And that’s fine. We love helping small businesses. And … [Read more...] about Should You Use an S Corporation for a Sideline or Part-time Business?

Filed Under: business taxes, Incorporation, management

Partial Dispositions and the New Tangible Property Regulations

February 17, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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The new tangible property regulations in effect for 2014 and later years mostly frustrate tax accountants and mostly confuse small businesses and real … [Read more...] about Partial Dispositions and the New Tangible Property Regulations

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, business taxes, Corporate taxation

Revenue Procedure 2015-20 a Face Punch for Tax Accountants

February 15, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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Let’s get this out there first: The IRS had created a crazy situation. They’d changed the rules about how businesses and investors should account for … [Read more...] about Revenue Procedure 2015-20 a Face Punch for Tax Accountants

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, business taxes, Corporate taxation

Are You Kidding Me? An Update on the TPR Accounting Changes Mess

February 13, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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I can't believe it. I really can't. After years of fiddling-faddling with the regulations for tangible property accounting—including lengthy … [Read more...] about Are You Kidding Me? An Update on the TPR Accounting Changes Mess

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, business taxes

Why New Unit of Property Rules Are Important

February 2, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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2/17/2015 Update: Information about our e-book, which has been updated for Revenue Procedure 2015-20, appears at the bottom of page. For 2014 … [Read more...] about Why New Unit of Property Rules Are Important

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, business taxes, Corporate taxation, personal finance

How to Prepare Form 3115 for the New Tangible Property Regs

January 22, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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2/17/2015 Update: Information about our e-book appears at the bottom of page—and that ebook has been updated to reflect Revenue Procedure 2015-20. You … [Read more...] about How to Prepare Form 3115 for the New Tangible Property Regs

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, business taxes, Corporate taxation, management

How to Not to Become a Billionaire

January 19, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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Peter Thiel in his recent book From Zero to One makes a bunch of interesting, useful points about entrepreneurship. Thiel, as you may already know, … [Read more...] about How to Not to Become a Billionaire

Filed Under: management, New business, Strategy

Are One-person S Corporations Illegal?

January 2, 2015 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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  A client came into the office the other day and mentioned she had heard one can’t use an S corporation for a one person business or for … [Read more...] about Are One-person S Corporations Illegal?

Filed Under: business taxes, Incorporation, management, personal finance

TPRs: A Guide for Small Businesses and Real Estate Investors

December 22, 2014 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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2/17/2015 Update: Information about our TPRs e-book, which has been updated for Revenue Procedure 2015-20, appears at the bottom of page. Mid-year, … [Read more...] about TPRs: A Guide for Small Businesses and Real Estate Investors

Filed Under: Bookkeeping, business taxes, management

Benchmarking for Better Financial Results

December 16, 2014 By Stephen Nelson CPA

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The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) just published a guest post (see here) I recently wrote about the online dynamic … [Read more...] about Benchmarking for Better Financial Results

Filed Under: management, New business, Strategy

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