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Starting a Business? How Expenses Will Be Treated On Your Tax Return

Launching a business and wondering how expenses are handled on a federal tax return? Fiducial has the answers.
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Corporate and LLC Structures May Protect Sole Proprietors’ Assets

Being your own boss is great. However, you’ll have to decide which business structure is best for you - sole proprietor, corporate, or LLC structures.
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Traveling for Business This Summer? Here’s What You Can Deduct

Traveling for business this summer? Under tax law, to claim deductions, you must meet certain requirements when traveling for business within the US.
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Reconstructing Individual Financial and Tax Records

Hurricanes, fires, floods, tornadoes, and other unanticipated events can all destroy tax records. Fiducial has tips to reconstruct lost financial records.
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DOs and DON’Ts of Deducting Business Meal & Vehicle Expenses

Claiming deductions for business meals or auto expenses? Expect the IRS to closely review them. Tax auditors root out inconsistencies, omissions, and errors.
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Warning Signs That It May Be Time To Stop Managing Your Own Books

Should you be managing your own books? Fiducial has a few key warning signs to watch out for that will signal when to hire a professional.
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Why an LLC Might Be the Best Choice of Entity for Your Business

Is a limited liability company (LLC) for you? An LLC is somewhat of a hybrid entity. This duality may provide you with the best of both worlds.
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Take Advantage of the Rehabilitation Tax Credit

Does your business occupy substantial space and need to increase or move from that space? You should keep the rehabilitation tax credit in mind.