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Maximizing Tax Strategies for Colorado’s New Entrepreneurs
For first-time small business owners, the thrill of setting up shop often revolves around the tangible aspects of their enterprise: How much inventory to buy, logistics, establishing business banking and […]
Simplifying Colorado’s Sales Tax System — One Success at a Time
Just a few short years ago, Colorado received a “D” rating from the Council on State Taxation, ranking Colorado’s sales tax system as one of the worst in the country. […]
Act Now to Stay Ahead of Changes to the Tax Treatment of R&E Expenditures
Since the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) in late 2017, companies have been working to interpret and implement changes prompted by the new law. Most companies […]
Maximize Your Charitable Giving Donations: Aligning With Your Budget and Passions
If you have the means and desire to financially contribute to charitable organizations, it’s important to understand how and why you are allocating your funds to the causes you care […]
How the Inflation Reduction Act May Impact Your Business
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) became law on Aug. 16, but some have criticized it as another round of spending in an already inflated economy. Still, others saw it as […]
Finding the Silver Lining Amidst Rising Interest and Inflation Rates
Between bear markets in both stocks and bonds and mortgage rates doubling in 2022, is there any good news out there? Believe it or not, there is. Because of the […]
Can I write it off?
This tax season may come with more questions and complications than ever before for some families and small business owners. Here’s an overview of items that solo attorneys and small law firm owners may not know they can deduct when filing their taxes.
Selling your business in 2021? There’s still time to save estate taxes
If your goal is to close on the sale of your business before year-end, it’s not too late to implement certain business succession and estate planning techniques. Acting now could have a meaningful impact.
How President Biden’s tax proposal could impact businesses
If you’re nervous about upcoming changes to tax laws and the economy in general, you’re not alone. But before you radically overhaul your portfolio and gift away your assets, pause and take a closer look under the surface.
What small business owners and entrepreneurs need to know this 2020 tax season
Still on the heels of dealing with the major tax reforms incited by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that went into effect in 2018, many business owners are wondering what tax code updates they can expect when filing their 2020 business tax return. And because of COVID-19 there were many notable changes for 2020 as well.
Best financial practices for the best attorney tax return
For attorneys, taxes can be full of disdain and confusion. However, accounting, taxes, and compliance are financial indicators of how well your firm is doing. If you need help with your taxes, that's a good thing as it means you've been successful and made money. Here are some considerations for making tax returns easier for law firms.
How the election impacted Colorado real estate taxes
It has been quite the election cycle with lots of ups and down. One thing is certain, Colorado voters were in a spending mood which will result in Colorado property owners paying a lot more in taxes on everything, especially in Denver County. What does this mean for Colorado real estate?
