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Tax Tips and Triage: Episode 30 | Delaware Franchise Tax
What should companies consider when paying the Delaware franchise tax.
Read MoreTax Tips and Triage: Episode 27 | Multi-State Filings
Todd discusses what are the filing requirements for companies doing business in multiple states in the US.
Read MoreTax Tips and Triage: Episode 19 | Gross Receipts Taxes
Shelby discusses gross receipts Tax and when a company is liable to pay.
Read MoreTax Tips and Triage: Episode 18 | Personal Property Tax
Todd discusses when is a company subject to personal property tax.
Read MoreTax Tips and Triage: Episode 2 | International Expansion
Todd Suchevits discusses a few things that companies should be aware of as they set up organizations in in foreign countries.
Read MoreTax Tips & Triage – The “Wayfair” Case
SCOTUS Decided! But what does “Quill” or “Wayfair” Even Mean?
Read MoreStartup Tax Tips and Triage – Employee Gifts
Most gifts are given without strings or expectations and do not compensate for services. But the government sees gifts differently because businesses may have different reasons for giving things away.
Read MoreStartup Tax Tips & Triage – Convertible Debt
No tax deduction is allowed for interest paid (or payable) on a company stock when the payment is at the option of the company itself. So, if the debt looks like a stock grant, tax deductions for interest on that debt may not be allowed.
Read MoreWhat Politicians Don’t Say About Your Taxes
Politicians say taxes are too high or too low and always too complicated. Not unexpectedly, I agree taxes are too high. In an odd way though, I’m not sure they’re as complicated as many want you to believe.
Read MoreYou may have outgrown your CPA… you don’t know it!
Today I received a call from a CPA in response to one of my recent blogs. He was concerned because he was unfamiliar of the issue I raised. He wanted to assess its impact on one of his clients.
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