Tag: taxes

While unpaid tax bills can break the bank at your company, aggregate producers can employ a number of strategies ahead of time to avoid interest and penalties. Photo: iStock.com/Michael Burrell

When you owe the IRS

March 1, 2019By Mark E. Battersby

If your business can’t pay a tax bill by its deadline, there are perfectly legitimate strategies that can minimize and even eliminate the fines and penalties.

Money and calculator_StockImage: An aggregate business is now allowed to fully write off the entire cost of new purchases, utilizing 100 percent bonus depreciation. Photo: iStock.com/Wara1982

Year-end planning for tax savings

December 3, 2018By Mark E. Battersby

Adjusting to the new rules under the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act requires careful planning.

What you can write off while attending shows

August 22, 2018By Mark E. Battersby

The Tax Cuts & Jobs Act changed the rules when it comes to business expenses and deductions.

Quiz: Do you know the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act?

May 11, 2018By Allison Barwacz

Thanks to the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act, the tax rate for incorporated aggregate businesses will be reduced. See if you know how else the act will affect producers.

New rules for taxing pass-through income

May 9, 2018By Mark E. Battersby

Tax reform is prompting a number of owners and operators to re-evaluate the structure of their business.

Breaking down the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act

March 21, 2018By Mark E. Battersby

Find out what the reform bill means for crushed stone, sand and gravel operations.

An aggregate producer’s guide to tax planning

December 4, 2017By Mark E. Battersby

Good tax planning is based on an aggregate business’ current tax rate versus its future tax rates.

Tax reform bill takes center stage

November 3, 2017By Kevin Yanik

The House of Representatives introduced a reform bill that will overhaul the tax system. Learn more about the bill introduced.