Welcome to the FreshBooks Tax Thursdays series! We know a lot of small businesses struggle with taxes, so we’re hoping to help make it a little easier by featuring advice from leading accounting professionals every second Thursday from January to …

The April tax deadline has a way of sneaking up on you. In January you tell yourself there’s plenty of time to file your taxes. By February you promise to have it all sorted out by Valentine’s Day. By March you are definitive and …

Accounting guru Eric Matthews from thatbookkeeper.com gives us a special preview of our upcoming Tax Thursdays series! We know a lot of small businesses struggle with taxes, so we’re hoping to help make this a little easier by featuring advice from leading …

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Guest blogpost by Evelyn Bandoh, founder of EAB Creative Planning Services, LLC. It’s a month into a new decade, stop making your life difficult and do something different. If what you …

Do you always ask yourself is this a business expense or not? And is it deductible? It’s a common question, especially as tax resources can be a little vague with definitions or by using obscure examples not …