Taxes Articles

By taking advantage of technology and updating methods, contractors can ensure their businesses will be audit-proof

Paying more attention to the books now will cut chaos when the filing deadline looms next year

Watch out for the tax consequences of sending your service fleet home with your employees.

If you were thinking about making a new equipment purchase soon, the best timing could be right now.

The IRS takes the withholding of funds from employee paychecks very seriously, and you should too.

Follow these end-of-year tips to keep your cleaning business in tip-top fiscal shape.

Payroll services designed for small businesses help owners stay organized and compliant with state laws.

Why wait to get a jump start on next year's taxes? Here's what cleaning contractors can do right now.

Cleaning contractors should work hard to minimize their tax burdens, but it’s just as important to keep yourself safe from legal peril or potential audits.

Governor gets a look inside company's $11 Million plant expansion in Green Cove Springs

Business owners still have time to take advantage of the full deduction by purchasing and putting into service new equipment by year’s end.

Take time now to think about your 2015 taxes and protect your hard-earned income.

Generous temporary tax deductions help small businesses offset the cost of new equipment.

The start of a new year provides the perfect opportunity to revamp your bookkeeping.