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A company's business structure affects how much you or your business pay in income taxes, ability to raise money, internal and external paperwork and personal liability.
Business Structure Formation
Articles of Incorporation:
Documents filed with a government body to legally document the creation of a corporation.
Articles of Organization: Documents filed with
a government body to legally document the creation of a limited liability company.
By-Laws: Rules adopted by a corporation
for its governing members and regulating its affairs.
Operation Agreements: The operating agreement governs the
internal affairs, rights, duties, obligations and ownership interest of a limited liability company.
Business Structure Regulatory Filings: Time bound documents required for
submission by a company to relevant regulatory authorities across jurisdiction.
Income taxes are necessary expenses and important expenditures to track for a business. Income taxes can be complex and vary
depending on the business structure, location and other factors. Income tax preparation may result excessive and avoidable
tax liability, significant penalties and interest.
Income Tax Preparation: Income Tax Preparation is the process of preparing federal
and state income tax returns for businesses and individuals.
Payroll preparation is an important function that ensures an employee or employees are paid accurately and on time.
Payroll taxes funds your participation in Social Security. and Medicare. Social security is a federal program in the U. S. that provides retirement and disability income to qualified people and their spouses, children and survivors. Medicare is the federal health insurance program for Americans who are age 65 and older.
Payroll Preparation: Payroll Preparation involves calculating total wage earnings, withholding deductions, filing payroll, payroll taxes and delivering payment.
Bookkeeping is essential for accurate budgeting, staying prepared for taxes, maintain organized records, guide for setting and
monitoring business goals and ensuring compliance with government regulations
Bookkeeping: Bookkeeping is the process of recording your company’s financial transactions
into organized accounts on a daily basis.
A company's financial statements provide insights into it’s financial position, profitability and growth potential. These statements
show the basic financial health of the business. Additionally, financial statements reveal a business’s financial track record, present
status and future financial direction.
Financial Statement Preparation
Income Statements: Income Statement reports how a company performed during a specific period.
Balance Sheet: Balance Sheet reports what a company owns at a specific date.
Cash Flow Statement: shows how cash entered and exited a company during a designated period.
Retained Earning Statement: Shows the changes un a company's retained earnings balance
over a specific accounting period.
