Startup Taxes
Comprehensive tax guidance for startups including tax planning, compliance, filing requirements, and strategies to minimize tax burden while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Understanding Power of Attorney (POA) Notifications
POA (power of attorney) notifications are sent out from taxing authorities, like states or the federal government, when they receive POA authorizations.

When Startups Should Start Bookkeeping and Taxes
Learn when founders need to begin bookkeeping and tax filing – key steps for compliance, funding, and growth in early-stage startups.

2026 Startup Accounting Playbook for First-Time Founders
Follow a founder-friendly bookkeeping playbook to set systems, track runway, stay compliant, and impress investors with cleaner numbers.

Sales Tax and Nexus for Distributed Startup Teams
Hiring in multiple states? Learn how sales tax and nexus rules work for distributed teams, where you may need to register, and how to stay compliant without drowning in complexity.

Tax Outsourcing Services vs. DIY for Startup Founders
DIY startup taxes look cheap until missed R&D credits and compliance gaps surface before a fundraise. See when tax outsourcing services pay off.

Startup Social Security Tax Explained
There’s a good reason startups pay more in social security taxes, including payroll taxes, earlier in the year than they do later in the year.

What are IRS Form W-8 and FATCA?
Avoid costly FATCA withholding—learn which W-8 form your foreign contractors, vendors, or investors need and how startups stay compliant.

Startup Taxes 2026: Remote Hiring, Nexus & State Income Tax
Learn how remote hiring affects startup taxes, state nexus, and multi-state filing so your venture-backed startup stays compliant as it scales.

October 31 Tax Deadlines for Startups
Kruze Consulting has provided the links you need to see specific city tax calendars and find out about the deadlines which are due this Thursday, Oct 31st.

July 2026 Startup Accounting & Tax Deadlines by City
Key July 2026 tax deadlines for startups, including federal, state, and major city dates, that founders should be aware of.

Should you Prepare a Tax-Return if a C-Corp Made Low Profit?
Confirm whether you must file—learn if a C-Corp without revenue still needs a tax return and what penalties you risk by skipping.

How to Move your Startup's Fiscal Year End from Dec to Jan
Startup founders, do you want to know how to move your startups’ fiscal year-end from December 31st to January 31st? Well, you’ve come to the right place.
