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Before a cost-type contract is awarded, DCAA often evaluates the accounting system against the SF 1408 checklist's 14 criteria.
US TaxDCAA-ready setup starts with SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity ID (UEI), which replaced the DUNS number in April 2022.
US TaxLabor is usually the largest direct cost on a government contract, and timekeeping is DCAA's most audited area. DCAA timekeeping requirements flow from FAR.
US TaxFAR 31.205 lists specific costs the government will never reimburse on a cost-type contract. FAR 31.205 lists specific unallowable cost categories.
US TaxHow daily guarantees, production percentages, and hybrid pay compare, why nearly every associate is a W-2 employee. Dental practices pay associates through.
US TaxBefore affiliating with a DSO: corporate practice of dentistry rules by state, anti-kickback and fee-splitting exposure, IRC 269A.
US TaxGroup health, QSEHRA, ICHRA, group life, and fringe benefits for a dental practice: what's deductible, what's excludable to employees.
US TaxBefore a dentist picks an entity, the state dental board picks the entity form. A dentist's entity choice runs through two filters, not one.
US TaxA CBCT unit, a CAD/CAM system, and a full operatory buildout can all be deducted in year one. For 2026, a dental practice can expense up to $2,560,000 of.
US TaxWhy dentists should hold the practice building in a separate LLC, how the IRC 469 self-rental rule affects the rent. Holding a dental office building in a.
US TaxHow a new dental practice deducts pre-opening costs under IRC 195, classifies build-out spending, decides between buying and leasing equipment.
US TaxEvery deductible expense category for a dental practice, from supplies and lab fees to staff costs, rent, and startup costs.
Cross-BorderTax residency is determined by each country's domestic rules, not by where the employer is located. Canada uses a facts-and-circumstances test centered on.
US TaxFBA scatters your inventory across Amazon's warehouse network, and that alone can create a sales tax obligation in every state your stock lands in.
US TaxA dropshipper is the retailer of record even though it never touches the product, and that changes who collects sales tax and how income gets reported.
US TaxAn LLC protects your personal assets but doesn't change your tax bill by itself. A single-member LLC is a liability shield, not a tax election; by default.
US TaxSelling into the EU or UK means charging foreign VAT at checkout, not just shipping the package. Selling into the EU: VAT is due on every consignment.
US TaxCost of goods sold is the single biggest deduction most online sellers have, and the costing method you pick changes taxable income every year.
US TaxNo employer is withholding tax from your store's income, which means you owe it yourself, four times a year. Self-employment tax runs 15.3% (12.4% Social.
US TaxEconomic nexus means an online store can owe sales tax in a state it has never set foot in. Here's how the thresholds work and when to register.
US TaxShopify's default reports don't map cleanly to a proper set of books. Here's the chart of accounts and reconciliation process that actually works.
US TaxMost online sellers under-deduct because they don't know what counts, or over-deduct because they don't know where personal use disqualifies an expense.
US TaxThe moves that actually lower your e-commerce tax bill happen before December 31, not after. A physical inventory count before year-end lets you write down.
US TaxHow farmers report commodity hedging transactions, the IRC 1221(a)(7) hedging exception for ordinary treatment. Commodity futures are normally Section 1256.