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Is that IRS Letter a Tax Scam or Something You Need to Address?

March 23, 2020

You need to decide whether the IRS letter you received is a scam or something you need to address. Fiducial wants you to consider some tips and information.

How to Lead Your Busines Through a National Emergency

March 19, 2020

A National Emergency such as COVID-19 can affect your small business more than you imagined, Fiducial is here to help you through this difficult time.

Form 941: Do I Need to File If I Had No Employees This Quarter?

March 16, 2020

Employers must submit form 941 quarterly. If you do not pay employees during a given quarter, you must still submit it, with a few exceptions.

Business or Pleasure? Tax Deductions for Travel of the Self-Employed

March 13, 2020

If a business trip incorporates a vacation, special rules determine tax deductions for travel expenses. If you are self-employed, here are the rules.

Tax Benefits and Kids: If Your Kids Work, You May Get a Tax Break

March 11, 2020

What do you know about the tax benefits kids receive for working? Fiducial has a primer on the tax benefits of putting your kids to work.

What is an IRS Penalty Abatement and Am I Eligible for One?

March 9, 2020

Several types of IRS penalties can be assessed against you. But the IRS can issue a penalty abatement if you think you’ve been wrongly penalized.

Using an S Corporation May Help Business Owners Reduce Tax

March 6, 2020

Is your business a sole proprietorship or an LLC? Are you paying both income tax and self-employment tax? You may cut your taxes by using an S corporation.

What Are My Chances of Being Audited and How Can I Reduce Them?

March 2, 2020

Your chances of being audited are pretty rare. Fewer than 1% of taxpayers will get that notice on IRS letterhead. Here are some tips to lower your chances.