I have a small business that was just deemed Nonprofit by the state. Prior to this, i had only been in business for about 1.5 years. In the past, i just filed regular business taxes. Now that i am nonprotif status, do i have to file my taxes differently?

Thanks!
No, i was told that i DONT have to file tax exempt, that part is optional based on circumstances

For many years businesses have been the focus of the government and special interests. Now the President is trying refocus efforts on the people who do the work. Under the new policies, labor will be given benefits and entitlements directly so business can focus on business and paying taxes.

I have taught piano lessons for many years, but always for a school. I am now wanting to do it out of my home. I need information for starting my business and handling taxes and bookkeeping. Any information would be helpful. Also, if you have any advice on registration and guidelines that I need to set that would be helpful as well. THANK YOU!!

Will I have to owe based on my business sales income? If so how much would be owed?

I want to offer online classes in Religious Studies subjects after I graduate with my degree in Religious Studies. I would charge maybe $10 or $20 per person per class, and offer subjects such as: Introduction to World Religions, Learn to Read and Write Hebrew, Introduction to Judaism, Introduction to Ancient Religions, etc.

I myself took an online Taoism class like this, and really enjoyed it.

But how do you do this legally? Do you have to get a business license? How do you do taxes? What else do I need to know about starting an online business?

Thanks.

my ex husband has a business that is not files with the state, but operates like a ligitiment business. He does not pay taxes. Is there a legal way to make him pay his taxes?

I teach yoga from time to time. I received Forms 1099-MISC and last year earned a total of $4400 in 3 different states. Because it is non-employee compensation do I have to file as a business? I do not have any inventory or expenses for this service and do not do it all of the time. Can I just claim it as Other Income and avoid all that business stuff?

My business records are stored in 2 different programs and I have a file with a handful of receipts. Plus I have 3 W-2s from previous employers.

I need to have someone do my taxes and set up Quickbooks for me. Is there one type of business that can do that or do I need to talk to a tax person and a accounting person?

Of course I’m looking for the most cost effective way to accomplish this.