Accounting and Tax

What is a CP2000 notice? A CP2000 notice is an IRS notice that tells you the income reported on your tax return does not match information the IRS received from […]

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Hobby loss rules decide whether the IRS treats your activity as a real business or a hobby. This matters because business status generally allows deductions for ordinary and necessary business […]

Hobby income vs business income comes down to one key factor: whether you operate an activity with the intent to make a profit. The IRS treats both types of income […]

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Form 3115 instructions help taxpayers request IRS approval to change an accounting method, fix depreciation problems, or correct how income and expenses were reported in past tax years. This form […]

Cash vs accrual accounting affects how businesses report income, track expenses, and pay taxes. The accounting method you choose can change your taxable income, your financial position, and the way […]

Form SS-4 instructions explain how business owners apply for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). An EIN works like a business tax ID and helps […]

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