Startup CFO Tax Checklist: Key Dates for 2015 Taxes
As the Consulting CFO and CPA to over 70 venture backed startups, the most common question I get asked every January is, “What do we need to do about taxes? What about this Delaware Annual Filing? And SF Payroll Tax Expense?” So about this time every year I send out a customized road map to all of my clients that details everything they can expect for the coming year. I wanted to share this “cheat sheet” with you, but keep in mind that this is just a “cheat sheet.” Please reach out to me or your local CPA about tax filings that are specific to your business…because every startup is unique!
Fundraising Friday: CircleUp
Crowdfunding has become more popular than ever before. It is a great way for start-ups to raise much needed cash. One of our favorite crowdfunding companies is CircleUp. With a large helpful staff, accredited investors and great success stories, they are a great resource for any start-up. Check them out!
Don’t Be a Scrooge with Sick Days (Because That’s Illegal Now) - Kruze Consulting
Starting July 1, 2015, all California employers must offer paid sick leave to employees. So if you don’t have a paid sick leave policy in place, you’re breaking the law. Don’t worry—we’ll show you how to get up to speed in 5 easy steps, right after we take a look at the fine print.
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