Posts by Logistis For Designers
Sales Tax Changes Companies Must Know
Sales and use tax is always evolving. It evolves to keep up with new industries, to meet the changing needs of a state, or one of countless other factors. It’s a complex thing.
Read MoreDesigners: Need Tax Planning Advice?
Look no further, Peter Lang of Designer CPA specializes in tax filing and planning for interior designers
Read MoreDo I Need to File a 1099?
If you pay independent contractors, you may have to file Form 1099-MISC, Miscellaneous Income, to report payments for services performed for your trade or business.
Read MoreYear End Wrap-Up for Taxes
As the tax year comes to an end, it is imperative to have all financial statements updated and accurate for IRS filings.
Read MoreIvy Payment Processing
How Ivy Payment Processing Works: Common Q&A Ivy’s Processing System saves designers time by allowing for payments to be accepted through invoicing. Read some of our designer’s most commonly questions about the Ivy Processing System. I have a client who is concerned with the security of paying online. What do I tell them? Ivy online…
Read MoreManaging Last Minute Tax Savings For 2018
Are you closing out 2018 and realizing that your taxes are still too high? It’s not too late! There is still time to make a few last-minute moves to lower that tax bill.
Read MoreHey California! How do you know when shipping is considered taxable?
Not certain when to tax shipping charges? Our accountants lay down the basics for shipping and when to charge to tax!
Read MoreHow Accrual Accounting Works for Interior Designers
Designers always ask us to explain accrual accounting and how it pertains to the interior design industry. Good news is that our CEO, Marissa Jones explains the difference between accrual and cash-based accounting in the attached article for Ivy Magazine. Our simple answer, accrual basis shows income when an invoice is generated while cash accounting…
Read MoreHow 1099 Filings Are Changing This Year & How It Affects Interior Designers
There are some changes being made through the IRS regarding 1099 (1099-NEC and 1099-MISC) that are effective for 2020’s filing.
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