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Author: Dave Weishaus

The Importance of Cyber Insurance for Businesses 

In today’s digital age, businesses face an ever-increasing threat in the form of cyberattacks. From small startups to established enterprises, the risk of falling victim to data breaches, ransomware attacks, or other malicious activities is a harsh reality. That’s where cyber insurance comes into play – a vital component of your business’s financial and reputational […]

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Workers’ Compensation in Colorado: A Guide for Business Owners

As a responsible business owner, ensuring the safety and well-being of your employees is a top priority. Colorado, like many other states, has specific regulations in place to protect both employers and employees in the event of work-related injuries or illnesses. Workers’ compensation insurance plays a crucial role in this system, offering financial protection and […]

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Level vs Fully Funded Group Health

Making Sense of Cost-Effective Health Insurance Options for Your Business When it comes to providing employee benefits, group health insurance is a crucial consideration for business owners and HR representatives. As a small business insurance broker, we understand that finding cost-effective options is a top priority. Let’s delve into two popular choices: Level and Fully […]

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The S-Corp Secret: Why S-Corps are Perfect for Small Businesses

We’re gonna let you in on a little secret. Let’s say that, during the pandemic, you started up an online consulting service to make some income on the side. You probably weren’t expecting to start raking in six figures right off the bat, so it would have made sense to set up your business as […]

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Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Amended to Include Businesses with Less than 20 Employees

A new policy directive from the Biden administration qualifies a whole new set of businesses for Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans. In the past, if you operated your business as a sole proprietorship, or employed less than 20 workers, then the old PPP standards left you out. Not anymore. For limited time only, the Small […]

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Bitcoin & The IRS: Here’s What Your Cryptocurrency Holdings Mean for Tax Season

“Trust me,” your weird nephew said. “Bitcoin’s gonna be huge.” It was 2010. You probably laughed off the suggestion. Back then, after all, it took 5,000 Bitcoins to buy a large pizza. But maybe, just maybe, you listened and bought into crypto early. If so, good for you. Bitcoin has exploded in value since its […]

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6 Essential Steps to Starting Your Own Business

The fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has left millions of Americans unemployed, wondering what comes next. But what if you could turn this setback into an opportunity? That’s exactly what over three million Americans are doing by starting their own businesses. In 2020, Americans are starting their own businesses at the fastest rate in a […]

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The Potential Negative Effects of Section 280E and One-Sided Marijuana Taxation

Back in 1981, a court case took place which involved a cocaine trafficker who attempted to assert his rights to deduct ordinary business expenses under federal tax law. Section 280E was created as a direct response to this case. As we’ve discussed in our previous post, IRC Section 280E forbids businesses which generate income from […]

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How Denver Investors and Tech Employees Can Minimize Their Stock Tax Bill

Here at Boxelder Consulting, we’re always searching for ways to help our clients navigate through the tax system successfully. Sometimes, this means that we assist our clients in resolving past tax debt by submitting an offer-in-compromise or installment agreement. Other times, this means alerting our clients to a new or seldom used tax break. In […]

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