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Tax Tip #4 My Tax Man Gave to Me…

By frank.rosillo - 12/02/2016

#4 Keep your Corporate Blackbook up to date If you operate a business entity, keep accurate and thorough minutes for the corporation. Minutes should document transfer of funds or assets into or out of the corporation, officers’ salaries, shareholder dividends,

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Tax Tip #3 My Taxman Gave To Me…

By frank.rosillo - 12/01/2016

#3 Incorporate and elect S status If your sole proprietorship or partnership is producing a net profit in excess of a reasonable compensation for your time, you could save money by operation as an S corporation. You are required to

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Tax Tip #2 My Taxman Gave To Me…

By frank.rosillo - 11/30/2016

  #2 Consider “Section 1244 Stock” for a new business If you are starting a business and choose to operate as a corporation, investigate the advantage of “Section 1244 Stock.” There are requirements that must be met, but if your

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Tax Tip #1 My Taxman Gave To Me…

By frank.rosillo - 11/30/2016

#1 Choose your legal structure form of doing business carefully The tax and non-tax consequences of the structure you select are significant. The basic structures of operation from which to choose include: sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company.

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What is Sin Tax?

By frank.rosillo - 11/28/2016

“Sin tax” is a higher tax rate for products that typically have bad effects on the human body. Products that fall under Sin Tax include: GMO food, junk food, snacks, marijuana, vending machines food and soda drinks.  The concept of

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Does Your Business Have Skeletons in the Closet?

By frank.rosillo - 10/25/2016

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Not every new company starts off with perfect tax habits, but it is important that you learn from your mistakes and correct them as you go. It is always best to correct any IRS issues voluntarily rather than being forced.

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Paying Your Employee as an Independent Contractor?

By frank.rosillo - 10/18/2016

You May Face Penalties! If you have hired workers as Independent Contractors and they would not be considered as such according to the IRS or your state laws and unemployment regulations, you may face serious consequences. Before you hire an

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Payroll Taxes & Your Personal Credit

By frank.rosillo - 10/11/2016

The Payroll deadline is fast approaching. Payroll Deadline is October 31st. Are you a business owner or a signer on a the business bank account? BEWARE: If so, did you know that you if you did not pay your Trust

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How a Financial Plan Can Affect Your Tax Strategy

By frank.rosillo - 10/04/2016

Tax-Exempt Investments Did you know there is a reason the “rich get richer”?  Successful entrepreneurs make financial plans and learn to invest wisely. By mastering the skill of investing these entrepreneurs get the most gain between returns and tax savings,

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Development and Implementation of a Financial Plan

By frank.rosillo - 09/26/2016

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If you are like most people today, you dream of a secure financial future. Although it is a common dream, not everyone knows how to achieve this. At Rosillo & Associates, we understand how difficult it can be to take

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