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If you’re job searching online, and you probably are, you’ve had to upload your resume to job ad after job ad after job ad. Not exactly my idea of fun, but a necessary evil nonetheless. But just because you upload your resume to a job you want doesn’t mean you’ll actually hear anything. You see, […]

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A prediction for the coming tax season: GILTI taxes will blindside some small business owners operating internationally. Many small business owners with foreign corporations have grown accustomed to not paying tax on the corporation’s earnings until the corporation pays them a dividend. But because of the new tax reform bill, for many small businesses those […]

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The S Corporation Section 199A deduction gets complicated. Especially for S corporation business owners who don’t get good advice from a knowledgeable tax accountant. Accordingly, this short post explains how an S corporation handles the Section 199A deduction. More specifically, the post describes how wages play into the calculations—and when they don’t matter. It briefly […]

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Ready to get more interviews for all the hard work you put I applying? I get it. It’s exhausting. After all, they say it’s a full-time job looking for a job. And looking for a remote job is even more work. First, you have to know where to look for real job leads. Then you […]

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It’s an undeniable fact: there are common interview questions you’ll likely encounter in (almost) all of your interviews. Your answers to these questions can make or break your chances of advancing to the next round of hiring. Needless to say, you want to have just the right answers. The good news is, you can prepare […]

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Has your small business stopped growing? I might know why. And more importantly, if it turns out the textbook answer I give is right, the answer suggests concrete steps you can take to restart your growth. One caution up front though. We need to use a bit of math in the discussion that follows. However, […]

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Phone interview tips are important to have under your belt as a remote job seeker. After all, you’re applying to distributed workforces that have no office locations or remote-friendly companies where corporate headquarters may be halfway across the world.  That doesn’t exactly make it possible (or convenient) to come in for an in-person interview. Instead, […]

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Nowadays, you can do just about any traditional office job from home. Proofreader? Check! Teacher? You bet! Nurse? Absolutely. Even though the world of remote work is ever-expanding, there are still some common work from home jobs that are more readily available than others. So, if you want to find the most opportunities so you can […]

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The new Section 199A deduction requires taxpayers to identify the individual trades or businesses they receive income from. The reason for this identification? The 20% deduction you calculate looks at trades or businesses individually. Example: You own four businesses: a pet food factory, a trucking company, a consulting firm and online retail store. Probably in […]

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Your personal brand statement is the building block of your personal brand. Confused? Don’t be.  Think of your personal brand as what sets you apart from other professionals in your field. You’re not just another accountant, or writer, or public speaker, or project manager, or whatever it is you do for work. You are a […]

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