By Ashley Miller, Halt, Buzas & Powell
As 2019 ends, business owners should begin formulating their tax strategy for 2020. While giving the IRS a cut of company revenue isn’t optional, the way you approach business finances can make a significant difference in the amount you pay.
Some tax savings strategies are no-brainers, but others may be less obvious. To keep more of the income your business generates and contribute less to tax coffers, make these tax planning best practices a priority as you prepare for a new year.
Some tax savings strategies are no-brainers, but others may be less obvious. To keep more of the income your business generates and contribute less to tax coffers, make these tax planning best practices a priority as you prepare for a new year.
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