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Guidelines for Hiring Subcontractors

May 14, 2018 by Deb Howard Greenleaf

As your business grows, it might be time to start hiring help. You can do that by hiring employees or working with subcontractors. If you hire an employee, you have to deal with salaries, payroll taxes, and many other legal and HR related issues. If you hire a subcontractor, things are a bit simplified - as long as you follow the right guidelines.  Since many small business owners prefer to … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 1099 Reporting, Best Practices, Small Biz Taxes Tagged With: 1099, contractors, hiring

Update to 1099 Reporting Changes

July 8, 2010 by Deb Howard Greenleaf

UPDATE: New 1099 Reporting Requirements Repealed! The IRS has issued a proposed regulation to help deal with the flood of paperwork associated with the new 1099 reporting requirements that are set to take effect in 2012. Under the proposed regulation, any business purchases made with a credit or debit card will be exempt from the new reporting requirement because those purchases are already … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 1099 Reporting, Small Biz Taxes Tagged With: 1099, 2012, new, reporting

1099 Forms Due Soon!

January 26, 2010 by Deb Howard Greenleaf

If you paid any unincorporated service providers $600 or more during 2009, it's almost time to send your 1099s out.  The due date this year is February 1, 2010. So, who might need a 1099 from you?  You send 1099s to service providers, but not to vendors who sold you merchandise.  Also, if your service provider operates as a corporation, you don't need to send them a 1099.  Who's left?  Any … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Best Practices, Small Biz Taxes Tagged With: 1096, 1099, 1099-MISC, Information Returns

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“Deb has handled my company’s invoicing and bookkeeping with impeccable attention to detail and service for several years. She is reliable, efficient and precise – remembering logistics, following through on details, and always smiling. I appreciate her help and value her expertise in handling my finances. Deb is the quintessential professional – I highly recommend her without hesitiaton.”

– Dr. Camille Preston, Owner,
AIM Leadership, LLC

Knows Her Stuff Inside & Out

“Deb is an amazing person, not only at what she does (in which she excels) but her personality is simply the best! She is always in clear control of her work; she knows her stuff inside and out; and she’s such a joy to work with and to count as a friend! I would highly recommend Deb to anyone who is looking for someone who is “above and beyond” the normal bookkeeper.”

– Vickie Turley, Chief Administrative Manager,
BossaNova Consulting Group, Inc.

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