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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.
Updated on Aug 1, 2024
Trump Organization Tax Fraud Case - Lessons for Startups
Kruze Consulting discusses the Trump Organization Tax Fraud Case and goes into the lessons that Startups can learn from it.
Updated on Aug 1, 2024
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.
Updated on Aug 1, 2024
Form 571-L for California Startups Explained
If your startup has a location in California, then you likely have the pleasure of needing to file a 571-L SF Property Tax Statement. What is the Form 51-L?
Updated on Aug 1, 2024
Why do VCs like to invest in Delaware C-Corps?
Today we're answering the question: Why do VC's prefer to invest in Delaware C-Corporations instead of LLC's or S-Corps.
Updated on Jun 6, 2025
Startup Corporate Tax Returns Employee Options
Kruze Consulting's VP of FP&A, Healy Jones, gives a breakdown on startup Corporate Tax Returns (required by the IRS) and the options employees have.
Updated on Aug 20, 2025
Supreme Court Sales Tax Ruling & Startups
The Supreme Court has overturned a 1992 precedent that allowed online businesses to only collect sales taxes in states where they had a 'physical presence'.
Updated on Jun 26, 2025
Year-End Tax Reporting for ISOs & NQSOs
Avoid option tax surprises—learn how ISO and NSO/NQSO taxes are reported, what forms you'll see, and what founders and employees should track.
Updated on Jun 17, 2025
Delaware Franchise Tax Guide for Startups
Reduce Delaware franchise tax stress—learn how the tax is calculated, deadlines, common errors, and how startups avoid overpaying.
Updated on Apr 21, 2026
Understanding Section 382 Triggers for Startups
Section 382 is a part of the IRS code that was developed about 20 or 30 years ago to limit corporations' use of their net operating losses to offset profits.
Updated on Aug 1, 2024
Startup Accounting: Filing Your First Startup Tax Return
Learn how startup accounting experts handle your first startup tax return, from requirements to timelines, R&D credits and founder FAQs.
Updated on Apr 22, 2026
The Best Delaware Registered Agent for Tech Startups
Pick a Delaware registered agent wisely—learn what matters beyond price, what startups commonly miss, and how to avoid compliance headaches.
Updated on Aug 1, 2024
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