A business valuation professional can provide an objective estimate of your manufacturing company’s worth. This can be beneficial not only if you’re selling your business but also if you’re seeking financing, drafting a buy-sell agreement or estate planning.
Many IRS audits are routine. However, taking a meticulous, proactive approach to tracking, documenting and filing your company’s tax-related information will make an audit more manageable if your business is selected.
As the year draws to a close, it’s generally manufacturers’ last chance to implement year-end tax planning strategies to reduce their 2024 tax liability. Making time right now could prove to be very beneficial in the upcoming tax season.
The 2025 Social Security wage base increase was recently announced by the Social Security Administration. The threshold will increase to $176,100, up from $168,600 in 2024.
Many states require employers to maintain workers' comp and UI insurance. Managing these costs is crucial for manufacturers to preserve financial stability.
Choosing the right business entity is a key decision for any business. The entity you pick can affect your tax bill, your personal liability and other issues. For many businesses, the benefit of an LLC is an attractive choice.
Starting a manufacturing company isn’t cheap, and start-up costs can be substantial to acquire a facility, equipment and materials. Luckily, some start-up costs may be deductible for income tax purposes.
Struggling with uncollectible debts? This article explains how to manage bad debts, including how to report them, track allowances, and handle unexpected repayments—all while staying compliant with tax rules.
Ever wondered how long you could be subject to an IRS audit? Understanding the timeframe for IRS audits, the statute of limitations, and the circumstances that may extend this period is crucial for maintaining proper tax records and ensuring compliance.
You want your business to pay the minimum estimated tax amount without triggering a penalty for underpayment. Keep in mind that the next payment deadline is September 16, 2024.
Whether you’re adding your first robot or your 100th to your production floor, proper planning is critical when investing in automated equipment. We can help determine the costs and whether the investment makes sense for your manufacturing company.
Launching a startup is an exciting venture, but it's easy to overlook some crucial financial aspects. Financial mistakes can make or break your startup's success. Learn how to avoid these common pitfalls and build a thriving business.
The IRS is making significant strides in processing Employee Retention Credit claims. Gain a deeper understanding of these recent updates and their implications for your business.
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