Anyhow, back to taxes. You can, and should, have conversations with your accountant well in advance of tax season (which is approximately January through April). They've got lots of free time the rest of the year, and you have some planning to do.
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Accountants generate immediate ROI at any scale of business larger than a bake sale. My Japanese accountants, for example, caught that I had filed an exemption from consumption tax because all of my sales were exports of software. That was not an optimal filing.
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The optimal filing was to file a consumption tax return, saying that we had $0 of sales subject to consumption tax. And then claim back all the consumption tax our business had paid (on business expenses). Resulting in a tax refund of several times what I paid accountants.
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"Wait you can get radically different results from the same facts with just tiny changes in what you type on your return?" You sound very surprised, hypothetical person who probably has programmed before.
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If you read this far, you might want to check out our guide to business taxes: https://stripe.com/atlas/guides/business-taxes … If you're an Atlas company, we've got a quick survival guide for tax season here:https://stripe.com/atlas/guides/tax-season …
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