The New Year brings 2018's tax refunds, but what most Americans are concerned about is the decrease in tax returns this year that have dropped as much as 8 to 10 percent. The contesting results of both the government shutdown, new tax laws and people sending in refunds later in the year has caused a stir in what you will... read more »
2019 is officially here, and with it, the 2018 tax season along with its new tax laws and regulations is right on its heels. Every year taxpayers deal with the decision of how to file their tax returns, and while most are done via computer and e-filing of returns, a large chunk of these were done by tax professionals, and there's a good reason... read more »
This month's blog continues where November's left off; we're still talking about the tax overhaul that took effect on January 2018, which the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the President agreed upon, only this month we're covering the changes that might affect your business. Just to be clear, the new laws did not impact your 2017 taxes but it... read more »
As you already know by now, there have been comprehensive changes made overhauling our tax system with our current Administration. In fact, our three branches of government have come together and formed an agreement for a new tax plan that will take effect, January 1, 2018. But don't worry, when it comes to you filing your 2017 taxes, everything... read more »
At Corporate Capital, we are pleased to offer our clients an advanced corporate compliance program that assists you in maintaining your corporate standing. Whether you are incorporated in the state of Nevada, Wyoming, Delaware or your home state you should know that it requires a list of ongoing basics to follow for compliance. One of the ways we support... read more »
As a business owner, your time is invaluable, and at Corporate Capital, we recognize this. That's why we help businesses with their bookkeeping and accounting needs. This allows you to invest your energy into your business without worrying about crunching the day-to-day numbers. But that's not all. As part of our bookkeeping services, we also offer payroll management for... read more »
If you are a business owner today, now more than ever you need to know how to operate your business while protecting your company's privacy. Managing business operations through a network of computers can put your business at risk if privacy is violated. A loss of privacy and security can cost you financial setbacks if you are not properly... read more »
If you are starting a business, you can incorporate in your state or any other state of your choosing. At Corporate Capital, we highly recommend incorporating in Nevada as it is a well-known business-friendly state, including protecting assets and treating corporations favorably when it comes to taxes. In fact, Nevada ranks high on the list for many business owners across... read more »
As an economic resource, business assets are a vital part of your business that helps keep your company running. They can help when revenue is lean or help with potential expansion. Tangible assets are things like buildings, real estate, machinery, office equipment and vehicles that are used for the business, and others are intangible - or nonphysical - like... read more »
Are you looking down the road and planning your business's future? If so, you will want to plan not just for your lifetime, or as the leader of your business, but beyond this timeframe. Should the unplanned and unexpected happen, such as disability or death, with the help of estate planning, you will have set safeguards into motion so... read more »