Accelerated depreciation results in immediate tax savings, enhancing your cash flow. This additional capital can be reinvested into your business for upgrades, expansion, or other growth initiatives.
Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but they are often the most vulnerable during disasters. Whether it’s a natural calamity, a pandemic, or another unforeseen event, the impact on small businesses can be profound. Mother Nature can be unexpectedly harsh leaving a wake of massive human and economic destruction and disruption. The Disaster Employee Retention Tax Credit [DERC] is a federal income tax credit designed to encourage employers to retain affected employees after any of the 59 eligible 2018-2020 natural disasters in 28 states and territories across the US.
Uncollateralized funding is a powerful tool that can help you achieve your business goals without the constraints of traditional lending. Let’s explore how uncollateralized funding can drive your small business growth.
In life, we often plan for the future by saving for retirement, drafting wills, and purchasing insurance. However, one crucial aspect that many overlook is planning for our healthcare needs in situations where we might be unable to make decisions for ourselves. If anything, during the past pandemic period, when so many loved ones where unexpectedly separated from those in nursing homes and medical institutions, unable to communicate with them nor the medical providers or facilities and make decisions on the behalf of their loved ones. This is where medical directives come into play.
Innovation is the lifeblood of the hospitality industry, with hotels constantly seeking new ways to improve their services and operations. One often underutilized tool that can support these innovation efforts is the R&D tax credit. Hotels can benefit from R&D tax credits, providing financial leverage to fuel creative initiatives.
Often when I am first introduced to a business owner who owns a commercial building and I offer doing a complimentary assessment to discover if he or she qualifies for a Cost Segregation Study and what other Tax Credits they may qualify for and are not taking advantage of,
Often when I am first introduced to a business owner who owns a commercial building and I offer doing a complimentary assessment to discover if he or she qualifies for a Cost Segregation Study and what other Tax Credits they may qualify for and are not taking advantage of,
Often when I am first introduced to a business owner who owns a commercial building and I offer doing a complimentary assessment to discover if he or she qualifies for a Cost Segregation Study and what other Tax Credits they may qualify for and are not taking advantage of,
What is most surprising is that many business owners, large and small, are totally unaware that they are leaving thousands if not millions of dollars on the tax table by not knowing of the 1996 federal tax credit program, called the Work Opportunity Tax Credit [WOTC].