She Was Paying $18,000 a Year in Taxes She Didn’t Have To. One Election Changed That. The Short Version: $200,000 Annual Net Business Income $18,360 Annual SE Tax Savings $91,800 5-Year Cumulative Savings Meet the Client Nicole had been running her licensed child care center as a single-member LLC for six years. Her program was full, her reputation was strong, read more.
The State Said She Owed $16,000 in Unemployment Taxes. We Proved She Owed $0. The Short Version: $16,000 Original State Assessment $0 Final Amount Owed After Appeal $16,000 Saved in Premiums & Penalties Meet the Client A licensed child care center owner came to Honest Buck after receiving a notice that stopped her in her tracks: the state unemployment agency read more.
What a 126-Child Center Didn’t Know About Its Own Numbers — Until We Looked The Short Version: 1 Child Found Unbilled With No Explanation 6 Staff Children Impacting Staffing Ratios Without Revenue 2 Classrooms Pushed Over Ratio by Staff Children Meet the Client Building Blocks is a thriving program serving 126 enrolled children across ten classrooms — from infants in read more.
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