SALES, PAYROLL, BUSINESS TAXES

Here are some common tax issues to be addressed:

Employees tax: (PAYROLL TAX)

         If you are an employer ask employees to work for you, you must declare workers tax. Our company will help you to report quarterly withholding wages and the number of the employees work in the quarter and calculate the cost of unemployment insurance payable to the federal and state governments. The first quarter (1.2.3 months) was declared 30 April. The second quarter (4.5 June) is declared on July 31; Q3 (7.8 September) is declared on October 31; Q4 (10.11 December) is 1 year January 31 declaration. If you pay your contractors work for you, you have to be reported on Form 1099 January 31 contract workers to fill in the name, the card number and the number of paid that year.

Business Tax: (SALES TAX)

        If you do retail business, you have to help the government collect sales tax and on to the government. Every state, every city, every region has a different sales tax rates and tax time is different for each region, some places are reported before the 20th of each month, some places are reported every three months, once , and some places are reported every six months or once only 1 years. Our company will help you apply for a license taxes and inform your local sales tax rate is how much and when to report the sales tax. We will help you calculate and business tax returns on time.

Year End Tax (YEAR END RETURN)

        Whether your business is self-employed, business partnership or limited liability company, you must declare the year-end income tax. Tax forms for the self-employed Schedule C, is attached to a private table 1040 tax declaration together. Business partnership tax returns for the 1065 tax form for the 1120 Limited or 1120S. Year-end tax profits and losses are reported in the past year, you have to run the business of the federal and state governments. If profit, in terms of relative tax to rate.

Notary Services (NOTARY PUBLIC)

        Our company has a number of notaries.  The person must bring their own ID and present it to the notary for notary signature. Each signature is $2.