Post tagged with Georgia S Corporation

  • News for America's Business Owners: Understanding a LLC, LLP and Partnership When Newly Incorporating

    November 04th, 200908:04 AM ET
    By John Dillard
    News for America's Business Owners: Understanding a LLC, LLP and Partnership When Newly Incorporating   Having served as a CPA in Metro Atlanta for decades I frequently have the opportunity to sit down with a new business owner who had been blessed to be fairly profitable in a very short amount of time. However, for convenience when the ...

  • Leading Your Newly Incorporated Business as Taught by Gwinnett CPA Firm

    October 01st, 200907:59 AM ET
    By John Dillard
    Leading Your Newly Incorporated Business Leadership 101: Knowing who is in charge and how they are lead are essential to the running of a country, a war, a battle, a family, a church and your business. Failing to prepare for essential business planning issues will do much to impair your way to success. Great authors over the years from John Maxwel...

  • 100%/Civil Penalty When Addressing IRS Representation Issues & an Offer in Compromise

    September 15th, 200910:20 AM ET
    By John Dillard
    100%/Civil Penalty When Addressing IRS Representation Issues & an Offer in Compromise When you are readying yourself for IRS Representations Issues, Getting an Installment Plan Established, or when submitting an Offer in Compromise it is prudent to be aware of have already assessed to the taxpayer any and all 100%/Civil Penalties so that your ...

  • Tax Forms Available for Individual Taxpayers On-line

    September 10th, 200908:41 AM ET
    By John Dillard
    Tax Forms Available for Individual Taxpayers On-line For taxpayers who have to file old tax returns the IRS has forms available 24/7 at http://www.irs.gov/formspubs/article/0,,id=98339,00.html for the tax years 1980 to 2008. There you can find tax forms to prepare your corporate and personal income tax returns. Also many states have tax forms avai...

  • Nuances of Incorporating You Ministry as an S Corporation, LLC or Non-Profit

    August 03rd, 200911:47 AM ET
    By John Dillard
    Nuances of Incorporating You Ministry as an S Corporation, LLC or Non-Profit Frequently I get called to help those setting up a new entity striving to learn whether their ministry should be a 501(c) or S Corporation. A recent statistic indicated there were approximately 640,000 of active domestic entities in Georgia and 58,000 which are foreign (i...
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