Small business owners wear many hats – CEO, accountant, marketer, and more. With so many responsibilities, it can be easy to overlook the importance of properly classifying business expenses. However, correctly categorizing expenses is essential for tax purposes, financial reports, and budgeting – all things Edgewater CPA Group can help you with. So, let’s make sure you’re classifying your business expenses correctly.
Small business owners are faced with many important decisions, and one of the most crucial is choosing the right payroll software for your company. Payroll processing can be time-consuming, complicated, and overwhelming. However, it is essential to ensure your employees are compensated accurately and on time. That’s why Edgewater CPA Group helps you explore the top five payroll software options for small businesses.
The success of any small business depends largely on its ability to set and achieve financial goals. Whether you’re an established business owner or just starting out, having a clear, well-defined set of financial goals is critical to your success. But what exactly are financial goals for your small business, and how do you go about setting them? Edgewater CPA Group is here to guide you.
As a business owner looking for the right payroll or controller candidate, it can be daunting to find the right person. You want someone ideal for the job but also for your organization. We’re confident our team here at Edgewater CPA Group is a perfect fit for you. Still, here are the top five traits to look for in a payroll or controller candidate.
As a business owner, you have a multitude of tasks that require your attention, and payroll is one of the most important. However, managing payroll is a complex process that can be difficult for business owners without a dedicated payroll specialist. Here are three of the many benefits of having a dedicated payroll specialist from Edgewater CPA Group at your disposal.
A business merger or acquisition can be exciting for both employers and employees. However, for payroll and controller professionals, it can also mean a lot of additional tasks and challenges. As one of the key departments during a merger or acquisition, it’s important to start planning early and be aware of some of the most common hurdles. Below, Edgewater CPA Group shares some tips and best practices for navigating accounting duties during a merger.
If you run a business, payroll and accounting must be part of your management responsibilities. When it comes to keeping accurate records, it becomes more critical for both your payroll and controller duties. Record-keeping is crucial for various reasons, including tax prep and growth forecasting. But there are other ways record-keeping benefits payroll and controller duties within your organization, and Edgewater CPA Group is here to explain further.
Taxes can be confusing and intimidating, especially for small business owners who are just starting out. But, understanding the deductions and credits available to small businesses can help you save money and maximize your profits. Edgewater CPA Group is here with a list of five tax deductions that every small business should take advantage of when filing taxes.
Managing payroll is an essential part of running a business. However, before you decide which type of payroll system is right for your company, it’s important to understand the pros and cons of each. Below, Edgewater CPA Group walks you through the four most common types of payroll systems, giving you a better idea of which solution is right for you.
In any IRS Collection case, there are certain notices the IRS sends out at each stage of the process. If a taxpayer doesn’t pay the tax in full when the tax return is filed, that taxpayer will receive a bill for the amount owed. This starts the collection process, and it will continue until the tax liability is satisfied or the government is not longer able to collect the tax debt. So what are the notices the IRS must send out? I’m glad you asked. CP501 NoticeThe first notice in the collection process is a CP501 Notice. This is the friendliest notice from the IRS. It will indicate the taxpayer has a balance due on one of his or her tax accounts. Once a taxpayer has filed the tax return, the taxpayer has 10 days to pay the tax. It not, then a CP501 Notice will automatically be generated and sent to … Continued
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