SaaS founders discovering that their business qualifies for R&D tax credits often lament that they didn’t take advantage of the credits sooner – but presuming qualifying activities took place in previous years, you may be able to retroactively file for this lucrative credit. In this post, we’ll outline the basics
Part of effective tax planning is keeping an eye on changes in the tax code and tax laws both for the coming year and beyond. Now that the end of the year is near, here are six considerations that may impact your plan. 2025 tax brackets adjusted 2.8% for inflation
As the end of the year approaches, many business owners seek out last-minute opportunities to reduce their tax liability for the current year while making strategic investments for the future. If this sounds like you, taking advantage of the Section 179 deduction could be a smart move. How the Section
When it comes to taxes, the first month that pops into most people’s minds is April – but the most important tax month of the year should be November or December. Why? Because thinking about taxes before the year starts is the only way to engage proactive planning and achieve
Proper revenue recognition is one of the more complex compliance issues for SaaS companies. Causes for complications include: The solution, as outlined in the ASC 606 standards, is for SaaS businesses to recognize revenue when the service is delivered – not when the payment is received. This isn’t always simple
Whether you plan on raising capital or bootstrapping all the way, knowing and tracking the KPIs investors value most is a surefire bet to keep your business on the right path. In this post, we’ll provide a rundown of the key metrics that demonstrate your growth potential, financial health, and
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