Zachary J. Hall

What’s the Right Business Entity for Your Gig Work?

If you recently joined the "gig economy," know that you must meet certain tax obligations, just like any other business owner. This is true whether you're a ride-share driver, landlord or participate in some other line of work. Typically, the most convenient option is to operate as a self-employed individual. Unless a sole proprietor makes another choice, he or she will be treated as self-employed.

8 Red Flags that Could Trigger an IRS Audit

Keeping up with ever-evolving tax laws can be challenging for individuals and small business...

Refresher on First-Year Section 179 Depreciation Deductions

Internal Revenue Code Section 179 potentially allows significant first-year depreciation deductions...

Company Holiday Parties: Celebrate the Tax Breaks

Are the costs of holiday parties tax deductible? Despite a recent crackdown on business...

Decoding Your Taxes: A Glossary of Tax Terms You May Need to Know

Navigating the maze of federal taxes can be daunting. Many tax terms are confusing, whether you're...

Possible Expiration of Key TCJA Provisions Could Affect Individual Taxpayers

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) made sweeping changes to the federal tax rules for individual...