
What Deductions Can I Take as a Small Business Owner?
Some key deductions to consider when you are a small business owner are the home office deduction, vehicle, mileage and travel expenses, rent and utilities
Some key deductions to consider when you are a small business owner are the home office deduction, vehicle, mileage and travel expenses, rent and utilities
The most common mistakes people make when filing taxes are incorrect use of deductions or credits, neglecting to report countable income, failing to adjust withholding
In Pennsylvania, a trust document itself is generally not a public record. Trusts are typically private agreements, and their terms do not need to be
Child support in Pennsylvania is not taxable for the recipient and is also not tax-deductible for the payor. This means the person receiving child support
We’re excited to share that Bononi & Co. has been featured in TribLive’s Bridge to Business series! The article highlights how our team helps businesses
Divorce can affect taxes in several ways. After a divorce, you typically file as “single” or “head of household”, rather than “married filing jointly”. Doing
To purchase a gun in Pennsylvania, you must be either 18 or 21 years old, depending on what kind of gun you are buying. You
Our criminal justice system is based on the presumption of innocence. The only way that changes is if you plead guilty or you are found
A ghost gun is a gun that has no serial number and is untraceable. They are typically assembled from different gun parts bought individually or
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