Like most business owners, you have probably invested a lot of energy into growing your business. And like other business owners, you probably hope to exit your business at some point in the future with enough money to ensure your financial security. When the time comes to sell your business, you’ll have to determine its fair market value (FMV) to ensure you’ll receive a fair price. Since it is a… Read More
Mark Perlberg CPA PLLC’s Self-Employment Health Insurance Guide
The heat is turning up everywhere right now, literally and metaphorically. Word on the streets from my Atlanta tax pro friends is that the IRS is leveling up their ERC claim investigations right now. If you filed a claim correctly, meaning you met all the requirements, nothing to worry about here. But if you fell prey to the ERC mills touting free government money or you got bad advice to file… Read More
Mid-Year Business Goals Check-in For Atlanta Owners
The longest day of the year is this week. With the sun setting so late, it almost feels like getting to live another day when work’s done. But, as exciting as the summer solstice is, it should feel a bit like a slap in the face — we’re halfway through the year already! That means you have six months to achieve the business goals you laid out for your company… Read More
What is the Short-term Rental Loophole
As enticing as the tax benefits and wealth creation opportunities may seem with short-term rentals, it’s crucial to approach the short-term rental loophole with caution and a well-thought-out strategy because the short-term rental market is not without its challenges. Consider the following: Average Stays: If the duration of guest stays is under 7 days, you DO NOT need Real Estate Professional Tax Status to treat losses as nonpassive. Material Participation:… Read More
A Leadership Qualities List To Help You Build Your Atlanta Company Team
In conversations with Atlanta business owner friends recently, it seems hiring has been a struggle bus (can you relate?). There are qualified applicants showing up in their resume stacks. But, what’s more difficult to look for in that pile is the right combo of qualified and quality to fill out the position. For a lot of them, no one’s really standing out from the pack. Hiring ain’t easy. Picking someone… Read More
Keys to Worker Efficiency for Atlanta Small Business Owners
An unfortunate thing about being a business owner sometimes is that you are at the crosshairs of the changing winds of the culture. And these past ten years, the very polarized political environment has put some pressures on businesses to align with different political leanings. While some have capitalized on that and seen some gains (examples: Jeremy’s Razors and Ben & Jerry’s), backing certain ideals can put business owners like you in… Read More