Tax Law
2025 Tax Deadlines and Breaks: What Every Small Business Needs to Know
Now that most individuals and companies have closed out their 2024 books, it's time to focus on the 2025 tax year that we are currently in. We often push one...
Navigating the Corporate Transparency Act & Beneficial Ownership Reporting
At Fortiviti, we understand that keeping up with new regulations can feel overwhelming, especially when it involves unfamiliar terms or processes. The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is one such regulation,...
Employing your Children in Your Business
As a business owner, you are constantly looking for potential tax breaks or options for shifting income. If you have children, one option to consider is putting your kids on...
Beware of Third Parties Selling You The Employee Retention Tax Credit
What is ERC? The Employee Retention Credit (ERC) has been a hot topic since 2020, when the Coronavirus pandemic changed the world. The credit was implemented to aid companies in...
Paying Your Taxes
Be Prepared Your business is profitable! Congratulations! You owe taxes! Contrary to popular belief, owing taxes is not a bad thing. It means your business made money. Yes, it’s great...
1099-NEC: To File Or Not To File?
It’s a magical time of year, to start fresh and set new goals for you and your company! After you’ve looked ahead at the year to come and all the...
Why Keep Receipts?
In business, it is important to have good records. However, in the day-to-day dealings of running a business, some smaller things, like receipts for expenses, seem to move to the...
NEW Tax Estimation Calculator
Did you get the refund you were expecting last year? The IRS has always had an estimated tax calculator for tax payers to use in order to estimate their taxes...
Changing Your Business Name – What You Need to Know
Congrats on your business name change! You’ve put in hours of brainstorming, writing, re-writing, and crafting to come up with your new name and brand. But now that you have...
Crossing State Lines – Employment Considerations
Crossing state lines can grow your business. However, as an employer, it also means you must be aware of the different laws related to employment and business in each state....