Tax Due Dates for Businesses and Individuals in July 2020

Tax Due Dates for Businesses and Individuals in July 2020

July is a busy month for taxes in 2020! The IRS extended many tax due dates from April 15th to July 15th. So, this is the month when many taxes are due..
Have an Amended Tax Return or Tax Liability? Don’t Wait to Repay

Have an Amended Tax Return or Tax Liability? Don’t Wait to Repay

Hoping to get a refund from a previous year’s amended tax return? Have a tax liability? Then, listen up! Fiducial has some info for you.

Small Business COVID-19 Resources (PPP, SBA Loans, Tax Updates, and More)

To keep you up to date and manage your business during this time, Fiducial has created the Coronavirus COVID-19 Update Center to help manage your business.
Unable to Pay Your Taxes? Due Date Extended Because of COVID-19

Unable to Pay Your Taxes? Due Date Extended Because of COVID-19

If you are currently unable to pay your taxes, the payment extension of July 15 due to COVID-19 may help. If you are still unable to pay, you have choices.
Fiducial's Small Business COVID-19 Resources

Fiducial's Small Business COVID-19 Resources

Fiducial understands that the current COVID-19 situation is an unprecedented and difficult time to navigate as a small business. Fiducial is providing the following resources to help guide you, content will be updated and added to these sites as it becomes available.
What is an IRS Penalty Abatement and Am I Eligible for One?

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

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

Using an S Corporation May Help Business Owners Reduce Tax

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?

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

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.