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Pre-Flight Check: Contract Flight Attendants

Managing finances and navigating the intricate world of taxes can be a challenging task for professionals of any field including those in the contract flight attendant industry. Having a clear understanding of your finances and tax situation will not only give you peace of mind while you’re 30,000 feet above the ground but also maximize… Continue reading Pre-Flight Check: Contract Flight Attendants

Vehicle for Business Use: Company Car or Personal?

When it comes to getting a vehicle for business, owners often face a dilemma: should they buy the car under the business name or as a personal vehicle? This decision can have significant financial implications and needs careful evaluation. The vehicle’s ownership type and business use can have significant effect on the business deductibility of… Continue reading Vehicle for Business Use: Company Car or Personal?

Calculating Business Use of Vehicles: Understanding Standard Rate and Actual Expense Method

The business use of vehicles is a common practice across various industries. And the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allows businesses to deduct vehicle-related expenses that were incurred for its trade or business, lowering the taxable income that ultimately results in tax savings. There are two methods to compute for the business use of vehicle, the… Continue reading Calculating Business Use of Vehicles: Understanding Standard Rate and Actual Expense Method

Underpayment of Estimated Tax Penalty: What You Need to Know and How to Avoid It

The US tax system requires you to pay taxes-as-you-go or as income is earned – either through withholding, estimated quarterly payments, or a combination of both. If you fail to pay the correct amount of taxes throughout the year, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) may send you a penalty notice for tax underpayment.  What is… Continue reading Underpayment of Estimated Tax Penalty: What You Need to Know and How to Avoid It

Disability Insurance: Safeguard Your Future

Most of us think that our homes and cars are our most valuable assets, which is why we get insurance for these. However, our most important asset is not among these material things but in our ability to earn income for our living.  Imagine this: you are at the height of your career, pursuing your… Continue reading Disability Insurance: Safeguard Your Future

Estate Planning 101: A Beginner’s Guide

Most individuals believe that estate planning is just for the wealthy or elderly. However, regardless of your wealth or age, estate planning is an important part of financial management to protect your loved ones, safeguard your hard-earned assets, and secure your future. Whether you are in the process of building your career or starting a… Continue reading Estate Planning 101: A Beginner’s Guide

Understanding Different Business Entities: Independent Contractors, Locum Tenens, Solopreneurs, and One-Person Companies

Uncertainties and economic challenges brought by the pandemic have increased the demand for independent contractors and have enhanced the growth of the gig economy. Individuals learned to embrace various forms of self-employment and business ownership as they navigate on the new normal, find flexibility, autonomy, and work-life balance. Join us in this blog as we… Continue reading Understanding Different Business Entities: Independent Contractors, Locum Tenens, Solopreneurs, and One-Person Companies

Start Building your Emergency Fund: It’s Important!

Life is full of uncertainties and emergencies can happen anytime. And although it is impossible to predict when disaster will strike, we can still prepare for it financially by setting up an emergency fund. What is an Emergency Fund?  An emergency fund is basically a fund you set aside for financial emergencies such as unexpected… Continue reading Start Building your Emergency Fund: It’s Important!

Tax Season Complaints: I have to pay taxes?  I will never retire.

As we just came off the rush of the 2022 Tax season, I hear my usual complaints, I pay too much in taxes. My friend did not pay as much as me! They even got a refund.  Where am I going wrong?  The answers are usually quite simple. Where did we go wrong? Did you… Continue reading Tax Season Complaints: I have to pay taxes?  I will never retire.

Estimated Quarterly Tax Payment Reminders

As the tax season ends, it’s important to remember that paying taxes is not a once-a-year activity. The government describes taxes as pay-as-you-go, meaning taxes need to be paid as you earn or receive your income hence the tax withholdings on your paychecks. But if you’re a small business owner, self-employed, independent contractor, locum tenens,… Continue reading Estimated Quarterly Tax Payment Reminders