Two Accounting Methods: Which One Is Right for Your Business

Two Accounting Methods: Which One Is Right for Your Business

Every business has accounting and bookkeeping responsibilities. However, some owners do not know enough about accounting methods to choose the right one.
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How to Protect Yourself When Selecting Investors for Your Startup

How to Protect Yourself When Selecting Investors for Your Startup

Selecting investors for your startup can be the hardest part of the process. You want to make sure you’re making the right choices for your new company.
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Congratulations On Selling Your Business: What Happens Next?

Congratulations On Selling Your Business: What Happens Next?

What's one of the most important things to understand about selling your business? You need a solid financial plan. Fiducial has tips to help!
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Your Business Partnership May Have to Report More Income on Returns

Your Business Partnership May Have to Report More Income on Returns

You may be taxed on more business partnership income than was distributed to you. Why? It’s due to the way partnerships and partners are taxed.
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Excluding Part-Time Employees from 401(k) Plan Eligibility

Excluding Part-Time Employees from 401(k) Plan Eligibility

Employers that sponsor a 401(k) plan might wish to amend plans to exclude part-time employees. But can they do this under the rules for qualified plans?
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Are Damage Awards Taxable? Fiducial Has the Scoop!

Are Damage Awards Taxable? Fiducial Has the Scoop!

The tax code specifies that all income is taxable from any source, unless exempted. Though the tax code does provide an exclusion for certain damage awards.
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Help When Needed: Apply the Research Credit Against Payroll Taxes

Help When Needed: Apply the Research Credit Against Payroll Taxes

Is your small company or start-up planning to claim the research tax credit? You can apply all or some of these credits against your payroll taxes.
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Calculating Corporate Estimated Tax: What You Need to Know

Calculating Corporate Estimated Tax: What You Need to Know

The next quarterly estimated tax payment deadline is September 15. So, it’s a good time to review the rules for computing corporate estimated tax payments.
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