Author: Rob Hylen

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Changing Times for Business Owners

We know that there are non-stop changes happening for business owners right now. As the country slowly begins to reopen, there is much to keep track of. From business relief programs to changing guidelines for businesses, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. At Hylen, we are aware of how difficult it

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Accounting

COVID-19: Updated Tax Filing Facts

With the current COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are finding ourselves doing more virtually. From meetings to happy hours, we are doing more online – including our taxes. In a period of time where most Americans are usually concerned about tax filing, there are now new accommodations as a result

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How to prepare for tax season

With tax season upon us, many are stressed and concerned about filing properly. There are a few things one can do in order to make the process of filing taxes a bit easier and maybe even enjoyable! First, you must determine your filling date since some small business tax returns

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Tax-Tip

Cash vs. Accrual Basis Accounting

What is the difference between Accrual Basis and Cash Basis Accounting? ACCRUAL BASIS The accrual basis method takes into account all revenue and expenses at the moment they are earned or incurred. However, this method works independently of the function of time and whether the money for either revenue or

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Accounting

The easy way to maximize depreciation deductions

Depreciation deductions are deductions that are often misunderstood.  Here is a recent example: Sandy took depreciation deductions for his buildings (rental properties) but not for his land. The basis (depreciable cost) of each building was based on his tax preparer’s allocation of value to the buildings and land. The IRS

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Thoughts and Reflections

Tax season is winding down

Wow.  What a busy tax season.  Even though I worked 6-7 days per week at 10-12 hours per day, I still love my job.  However, even though I still love my job, I am looking forward to vacation later in April.  I usually run into a lot of Accountants during

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New Business

Expenses of Going Into Business

Once you’re running a business, expenses such as advertising, utilities, office supplies, and repairs can be deducted as current business expenses — but not before you open your doors for business. The costs of getting a business started are capital expenses, and you may deduct $5,000 the first year you’re

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