The April tax filing deadline has passed, but that doesn’t mean you should push your taxes out of your mind until next year. Here are three tax-related actions that you should consider taking in the near term (if you filed on time and didn’t file for an extension).
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed SECURE 2.0, the bill contains numerous provisions that — if enacted — would affect both individuals and employers. Learn more...
If your N.H. business pays FICA taxes on tip income paid to your employees, learn if the tip tax credit may be valuable to you
The use of a company vehicle is a valuable fringe benefit for owners and employees of small New Hampshire businesses.Learn how the taxes are handled...
Don’t let the holiday rush keep you from considering some important steps to reduce the 2021 tax liability of your N.H based small business.. Learn more...
The end of the tax year is fast approaching for many N.H.businesses, but their ability to engage in traditional year-end planning may be hampered by the specter of looming tax legislation. Learn more...
While we wait to see which tax provisions are ultimately included in the Build Back Better Act (BBBA), here are some year-end tax planning strategies to consider to reduce your 2021 tax liability.
Learn the latest Infrastructure and Jobs Act (IIJA) tax provisions impacting NH businesses.
If your New Hampshire business is depreciating over a 30-year period the entire cost of constructing the building that houses your operation, you should consider a cost segregation study. Learn more.
If you use an automobile in your trade or business, you may wonder how depreciation tax deductions are determined in New Hampshire. Learn more.
