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Accounting Insights for NYC Business Owners


Practical bookkeeping, tax planning, and payroll guidance for New York City service businesses — built to keep your numbers accurate, your taxes low, and your business growing.

Your personal financial plan when running your own business in New York

Running your own business (including 1099 work) introduces different elements that aren’t always easy to factor into your personal financial plan.

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Leasing a Car for Your New York Business: Is It Tax Deductible?

Leasing a car for your business can be a smart move both operationally and financially. By understanding the rules around tax deductions and keeping…

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Reduce your capital gains tax bill when selling your home

If you sold a home, part of your profit could be subject to capital gains taxes.

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Donor-Advised Fund Tax Strategy for Small Business Owners

How small business owners can use a Donor-Advised Fund to reduce taxes in high-income years and donate appreciated assets strategically.

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What Tax Documents You Need This Year

Filing taxes doesn’t have to be stressful! With a little preparation and guidance, gathering your documents can be a much smoother process, having a…

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1099 vs W-2: The IRS Rules That Put Small Businesses at Risk of Costly Audits

Hiring 1099 contractors may seem smart—but misclassification can trigger IRS and NY DOL audits, massive penalties, and payroll tax bills. Learn the risks every…

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Should You File Taxes Jointly or Separately?

Tax season brings plenty of decisions, and if you’re married, one big question might be: Should we file jointly or separately?

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The Hidden Pitfalls of Having Too Many Business Bank Accounts

If you’ve ever heard of the Profit First method by Greg Michalowicz or Simple Numbers by Greg Crabtree you know they emphasize creating separate…

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Building a financial emergency fund

The new year is a great time to start new habits. One new habit is building a financial emergency fund.

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