Where
Santa Monica College (Bundy Campus - Room 123)3171 South Bundy Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90066
Driving Directions
Parking
There is free parking located in the lot outside the room where the workshops are held.
Payment
Register and pay online to reserve your seat! $45Contact
Narges SandovalSBA/SCORE Greater Los Angeles
818-552-3206
office.0009@scorevolunteer.org
Licenses, Tax & Annual Reporting Requirements
Regardless of how your business is organized, you need to understand what license(s) you need and the tax and annual reporting requirements. This is particularly true for entrepreneurs who run their back office on their own, without the services of an accountant.
Licenses, Tax & Annual Reporting Requirements offers a wealth of important information regarding reporting requirements every business owner should know. Businesses are expected to maintain all appropriate licenses, comply with mandatory state (E.D.D.) requirements and report tax information to the IRS on a regular basis. What exactly these regulations are and what kinds of business structures they apply to is the subject of this workshop.
What You Will Learn:
- The advantage of a Tax Identification/EIN number and how to get one
- What the $800 Franchise Tax is and which businesses must pay it
- The difference between Self Employment Tax and Income Tax
- An understanding of Estimated Tax Payments and if your are responsible for them
- Your business’ Monthly, Quarterly and Annual Tax Reporting needs
Instructor: Trish Harris EA, MBA
Trish Harris is an IRS-licensed Enrolled Agent and MBA with over 18 years of tax and financial management experience. Prior to starting her LA practice, Harris Tax and Financial Solutions, in 2010, she was a Senior Finance Manager managing finance groups for industry-leading corporations with revenues in excess of $600 Million.
Today, Trish leverages the financial controls, analytic insights and business management strategies of her corporate finance days to help her clients, including many small businesses, gain control of their fiancés and resolve tax problems with the IRS and state tax authorities.