January 24, 2013
Towards the end of January, you should start to receive your Forms 1099 and W-2 in the mail. Not sure what to do with them?
Let me help!
I’ll be teaching a class on Alt Summit‘s channel called “Ask an Accountant” where you can (yep!) ask me any questions you may have about starting your business off right, growing your business in the new year, and getting organized for April 15th.
When: February 18th at 3PM Eastern
Where: Online! You don’t even have to change out of your pajamas!
Cost: $15
See you there!
Posted in Concerns for all Taxpayers, Concerns for Bloggers, Concerns for Business Owners, Concerns for Retailers
December 19, 2012
Occasionally, I write about tax topics for other sites. Below is a preview of an article I wrote for Altitude Summit‘s blog.
If you sell products, you are required to collect sales tax and remit them to your state.
Sounds simple, no?
But which sales require sales tax? What if you sell in multiple states? Does it change if you visit another state to sell goods at a craft fair or art show? How frequently do you send in the tax you’ve collected?
Every state is different, so be sure to consider your unique personal situation!
Read the full article here.
Posted in Concerns for all Taxpayers, Concerns for Bloggers, Concerns for Business Owners, Concerns for Retailers, Sales Taxes
July 25, 2012
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Why YOU Should Care:
Certain online sales held by non-retailers are not required to be reported.
Continue reading “Occasional Online Sales”
Posted in Concerns for Bloggers, Concerns for Retailers, Online Sales | Tagged garage sale, income, online sale, sales |
