American Entrepreneurship

FEBRUARY 12, 2024

Preparatory steps are needed in order for a startup to be successful. Starting a business is very difficult. It requires a lot of planning and forethought before you leap. As the prospective leader of a new business, it is important to have the self-confidence necessary to engage with a broad range of people.

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StartupNation

MARCH 24, 2021

Often, one of the first pieces of advice an entrepreneur receives when they start a business is to incorporate or form a limited liability company (LLC). This ultimately impacts everything about the company, from how much you pay in taxes to the personal liability you face as the owner. Fewer tax benefits are available.

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StartupNation

MARCH 2, 2021

For many entrepreneurs, starting a business is their chance to take their product to market, to become part of their local communities and to start making income from their own ventures. Many entrepreneurs choose a limited liability company (LLC) as a preferred vehicle for that journey. Confirm an LLC is right for you.

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StartupNation

DECEMBER 28, 2020

If you’ve been considering forming an LLC or incorporating, but are curious about the benefits of starting up in January, look no further. Tax and bookkeeping benefits. At the beginning of the year, entrepreneurs are rewarded with additional tax and accounting benefits. When the idea arises, they act. State compliance benefits.

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Smart Hustle Magazine

NOVEMBER 29, 2021

Over the last decade, a rising number of people have supplemented their income through blogging & podcasting. Taxes are one of them. Although blogging or podcasting is a comparatively recent job, it is subject to tax regulations as many other professions. What Are the Tax Deductions for Podcasters or Bloggers?

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StartupNation

FEBRUARY 1, 2022

Should an e-commerce business file for incorporation? Over time, however, they may choose to form an LLC or incorporate as another registered entity. Limited Liability Company (LLC). Once the hobby begins to earn a profit and you report this income to the IRS, the hobby is no longer considered a hobby. S Corporation.

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Smart Hustle Magazine

NOVEMBER 29, 2021

Over the last decade, a rising number of people have supplemented their income through blogging & podcasting. Taxes are one of them. Although blogging or podcasting is a comparatively recent job, it is subject to tax regulations as many other professions. What Are the Tax Deductions for Podcasters or Bloggers?

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StartupNation

MARCH 10, 2021

The deadline for S Corporations to file their annual tax returns is March 15, which means businesses with an S Corp election need to file Form 1120S and Schedule K-1. The good news is, you can start looking into filing for S Corp status this year. How do pass-through taxes work?

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StartupNation

FEBRUARY 17, 2021

As a freelancer, be sure to check the following items off your to-do list to protect yourself: Incorporate or form an LLC. An entity formation, like a corporation or limited liability company (LLC), provides the business with limited liability protection. Which entity should I form, an LLC or corporation ? Filing for a tax ID.

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StartupNation

JANUARY 16, 2022

There are many legal structures you can choose from – including sole proprietorship, general partnership, Limited Liability Company (LLC), or corporations (C Corp and S Corp). For federal tax purposes, it is a corporation that’s treated as a pass-through entity. No one option is best for every type of business. The pros of S Corps.

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