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Received a 1099-NEC That Overstates Your Income?

Tax season can feel like a juggling act, even more so when unexpected surprises show up in your mailbox. One common culprit? A Form 1099-NEC that reports more income than you actually received. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. At BASC Expertise, we regularly help clients deal with this frustrating situation. And while it can be […]

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Why Small Business Owners Should Consider Health Savings Accounts

As a small business owner, you’re always looking for ways to save money, whether it’s on operations, taxes, or benefits for your employees. One option that has grown in popularity in recent years and could be a great fit for your business is the Health Savings Account (HSA). You may have heard of HSAs before,

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Turn Your Next Vacation into Business Travel and Save on Taxes

What if you could turn your next vacation into a tax-deductible business trip? With some thoughtful planning, you can transform your travel expenses into a legitimate business deduction, giving you significant tax savings. Yes, you heard that right, airfare (even first-class), luxury hotel stays, and even cruise expenses could become deductible, depending on how you

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This is your Worst Tax Nightmare

What’s your worst tax nightmare? Identity theft? Not having enough to cover your tax bill? Or how about this: discovering that your CPA, enrolled agent, or tax preparer hasn’t filed your taxes for the past three years? That’s exactly what happened to Dr. Lee, a Florida surgeon who earned over $1 million annually. Dr. Lee’s

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The Tax Side of Closing Your S Corporation

Deciding to close down your S corporation is no small decision, and understanding the federal income tax implications is essential to ensure that you’re making the right moves. Whether you’re selling the stock or liquidating the assets, there are different tax rules to navigate. Let’s break down the two most common scenarios: stock sale and

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Tax Implications of Business Meals: What You Need to Know

 As a business owner, it’s essential to understand how tax laws treat business meals, especially with the complexities surrounding personal and business meal deductions. The Contradiction in the Tax Laws: Personal vs. Business Meals As you may already know, there’s a well-known contradiction in the tax laws when it comes to personal living expenses, specifically

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This One Tax Rule Could Wreck Your C to S Corporation Switch

Are you considering converting your C corporation into an S corporation? It’s a common strategy for small business owners who want to avoid double taxation. However, before you make the switch, there’s a critical tax concept you need to understand: the Built-In Gains (BIG) tax. In short, the BIG tax is a tax on gains

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Can You Deduct Your Dog or Cat on Your Taxes?

We love our pets like family and sometimes even more than family. But there’s no denying that our furry companions come with a price tag. In fact, the average annual cost of owning a dog ranges from $1,270 to $2,800, and for cats, it’s not far behind. So it’s only natural to wonder: Can I

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What You Need to Know to Avoid Penalties

If you’re self-employed or running your own business, chances are you’re making estimated tax payments throughout the year. And if you’re not,you definitely should be. Unlike W-2 employees, business owners don’t have taxes automatically withheld from their paychecks. That means it’s up to you to make those payments on time, and in the right amount,

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What You Need to Know Before Saying “I Do” (or “I Don’t”)

Marriage is one of life’s most meaningful milestones. It changes your daily routine, your long-term goals and yes, your taxes too. Whether you’re recently married, planning a wedding, or just thinking about the future, it’s important to understand how tying the knot can impact your financial situation. In some cases, getting married can simplify your

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