As a California business owner, there are many different tax laws that impact your company. What taxes are you responsible for? How do you calculate your payroll taxes? To learn about the answers to these questions and more, check out our guide below. Payroll Taxes: What Are They and How to Calculate Liability In California,
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Five Things to Do if You Owe Money to the Board of Equalization
One of the most common problems we help our clients address at our tax law offices in San Diego and Orange County is taxes owed to the California State Board of Equalization. In this blog post we’ll take a look at the five best ways to address that issue and resolve them in a timely
Orange County Tax Attorney-Tax Penalties For the Uninsured
One of the issues that we are starting to see more of at our tax law offices in Orange County and Los Angeles revolves around tax penalties for not having health insurance. It may have been easy to ignore the tax penalties for not having insurance in the past, but that is rapidly changing and
Same-Sex Marriage and Taxes
The discussion continues and people are still debating the legal merits of the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling legalizing same-sex marriage. But there is one area people on all sides of the issue can agree upon—the ruling adds a lot of uncertainty to tax and property issues across the country. At our tax law offices in
Stop Identity Theft-Part Two
As a Southern California tax law firm that deals with the IRS on a daily basis, we’ve seen first-hand the devastating effects of what can happen to unsuspecting people who are the victims of identity theft. It can take months and sometimes years to repair the damage done by thieves. We counsel people every day
Stop Identity Theft in its Tracks-Part One
It seems like we keep reading the same stories over and over again—thieves have cracked a corporate network and stolen credit card and personal information from thousands of people. The latest breach comes from of all places, the IRS where thieves stole personal and sensitive information from more than 100,000 people. We hear about its
What’s Required of Non-Profit Tax Reporting?
There are tens of thousands of businesses across the country that are recognized as non-profits—instead of existing to make money for investors, these businesses operate for the public good and thus claim tax-exempt status. It’s important to note that just because a business is recognized as a 501(c) organization does not mean that it’s limited
Non-Profit Corporate Formation
Non-profit organizations provide a wide variety of valuable charitable, educational, and scientific services to people throughout California and the nation. If you are considering forming a non-profit, it is essential to understand the legal and tax implications of how you structure and operate such an organization. It is not simply a matter of opening your
Board of Equalization Audit
The California Board of Equalization (BOE) is tasked to the administration and collection of many non-income tax oriented taxes and fees for the state of California. Because many of these taxes and fees are an important part of the state revenue stream, enforcement of the collection of these fees is an important aspect of the
Independent Contractor Classification Audits Explained
The classification of workers as independent contractors is often misused by many small businesses. In order to avoid some of the costs related to having employees, such as payroll taxes, worker’s compensation, unemployment taxes, and employee benefits, some businesses will attempt to classify workers as independent contractors, but often times these workers would actually meet
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