Sole Proprietorships, S-Corps, Partnerships, Trusts, Estates and Not-for-Profits
Business Taxes
Completing your business tax returns involves several steps and requires an accurate and complete picture of your business information. Your business may be a Sole Proprietorship, an S-Corporation, a Partnership, a Trust or Estate. It may be anything from a delivery service to that of a 500 employee construction company or more.
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Complete set of income and expense documents
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Make sure business structure is the most appropriate
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Verify accounting records are complete
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Identify all sources of income
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Select appropriate forms: 1040, 1065, 1120, 1120s etc.
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Maximize all deductible expenses per regulations
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Rent, leases
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Utilities
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Home office
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Salaries and benefits
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Inventory
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Depreciation
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Other expenses
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Calculate net profit or loss
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Identify all available credits
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Calculate tax liability and payments made
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Retain documentation per IRS requirements
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Plan for next year tax savings
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Calculate and prepare estimated quarterly payments
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Review tax situation quarterly or semiannually
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