The US offers a great education, but it comes at a price. There are many international students who come to the US to get a better education. Getting an education in America brings benefits, but also tax responsibilities. Learn more about the international student tax situation and how it affects you as an international student in this guide. Read more
Knowing which documents you should hold on to will prevent you from unnecessary trouble down the line. We'll tell you which financial records to keep and how long to keep them so you can save and shred with ease. Read more
So you've decided to start a bookkeeping business. What next? Learn why a business plan is important and what to include in one in our step-by-step guide. Read more
In the wake of the Covid pandemic, businesses were economically disadvantaged during the various phases of lockdown. Halfway through 2020, the paycheck protection program (PPP) became functional. Learn all about the tax implications of the PPP loan, forgiveness, expenses, and more in our guide here. Read more
A 1099 Form is used to report income from a source other than your employer. Find out the specifics of how it works, who receives one, and what to do with it. Read more
Depending on your taxable income, you can land in one of seven different federal income tax brackets – each with its own marginal tax rate. Learn the difference between each bracket, what amount of tax is owed, and more in our easy guide. Read more
US taxpayers can use IRS Form 1040 to file their annual income tax returns. IRS Form 1040 comes in several variations. IRS Form 1040 has undergone a few changes in recent years. We'll review the differences and show you how to fill out the 1040 during tax season. Read more
You have survived another tax season, What do you do next with your tax refund? In this blog, read about the 6 best ways to spend your tax refund wisely. Read more
As a business owner or manager, you should make sure that your financial statements are transparent and trustworthy. This article discusses several steps you can take to ensure your statements are factual, and to preserve the trust your business partners and financial institutions have in your management. Read more