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The dreaded LT11 notice 😬📬If this letter from the IRS just showed up in your mailbox, I need you to hear me when I say: ...
06/03/2026

The dreaded LT11 notice 😬📬

If this letter from the IRS just showed up in your mailbox, I need you to hear me when I say: this one is serious 👀

An LT11 Notice is the IRS’s Notice of Intent to Levy and Your Right to a Hearing.

In plain English? ↓

The IRS has likely already sent previous notices about your unpaid tax balance and hasn’t received a response (or enough action) regarding what’s owed 💸

And unfortunately… they’re running out of patience 😅

If ignored, the IRS may pursue things like:

🚩 wage garnishments
🚩 bank account levies
🚩 seizing certain assets

But here’s the important thing: you still have options 📚

This notice includes information about your right to a hearing, which can be incredibly important when it comes to protecting your rights and figuring out the best next steps.

If you’ve gotten to the point of receiving an LT11, it’s time to get professional help to make sure deadlines are met, paperwork is handled correctly, and someone is advocating for your best interests 🙌

And pleaseee — don’t stick this one in a drawer and hope it disappears 😬📨

Over the next week, I’m breaking down 5️⃣ of the most common IRS notices I see small business owners get in the mail 👀📬B...
06/03/2026

Over the next week, I’m breaking down 5️⃣ of the most common IRS notices I see small business owners get in the mail 👀📬

Because nothing ruins your day quite like opening a letter from the IRS 😅

But here’s the good news: an IRS notice does NOT automatically mean you’re in trouble 🙌

A lot of notices are fixable… if you understand what they mean and respond correctly.

So if you’ve ever gotten an IRS letter and immediately felt your stomach drop — this series is for you 🤝

Let’s kick things off with CP12 ↓

This is the notice you may receive when the IRS makes a change to your tax return that affects either:

💸 your refund amount
💸 the taxes you owe
💸 or credits claimed on your return

Sometimes it’s a simple math correction. Other times, the IRS may adjust something based on information they received that didn’t match what was filed 📚

The key? Don’t ignore it.

Read the notice carefully, compare it to your filed return, and make sure you understand why the change was made 👀

Follow along this week as I break down more IRS notices so you know exactly what they mean — and what to do next 🙌

Small business owners, this one surprises people alllll the time 👀💸If you’re a sole proprietor or taxed as a single-memb...
06/03/2026

Small business owners, this one surprises people alllll the time 👀💸

If you’re a sole proprietor or taxed as a single-member LLC, how much money you transfer to yourself does not change your tax bill 😅

Yep — your owner’s draws are not tax deductions

You’re generally taxed on your business profit… not how much money you move from your business account to your personal account 📚

Meaning:

💰 Taking more money out of the business doesn’t automatically mean higher taxes

💰 Leaving money sitting in your business account doesn’t magically hide it from the IRS either 🙃

(Although keeping cash in the business can absolutely be smart for managing cash flow and future expenses 👏)

Now… if your business is taxed as an S corporation? That’s a different story 👀

How much you pay yourself — and how you pay yourself — can have a huuuge impact on your taxes, payroll requirements, and overall tax strategy 📊

This is exactly why there’s no one-size-fits-all tax advice for small business owners 🙌

Not sure what applies to your business? Let’s figure out the smartest setup for your situation together 🤗

Building a business requires resilience, confidence, and the ability to keep moving forward even during difficult season...
06/03/2026

Building a business requires resilience, confidence, and the ability to keep moving forward even during difficult seasons.

Some days will test you.
Some days will motivate you.
But your mindset can shape how you handle both.

What’s your favorite quote that keeps you motivated as a business owner?

Sorry if this ruffles a few feathers… but filing your taxes is literally the bare minimum 😅🤷Tax planning? That’s where t...
06/02/2026

Sorry if this ruffles a few feathers… but filing your taxes is literally the bare minimum 😅🤷

Tax planning? That’s where the magic happens 💸

And no — tax planning is not just for billionaires or giant corporations

It’s for anyone who wants to be more intentional about keeping more of what they earn 👀

For small business owners, that can look like:

→ choosing the right business structure
→ retirement planning
→ estimated tax planning
→ timing major purchases strategically
→ maximizing legitimate deductions
→ creating a year-round tax strategy (instead of scrambling in April 🙃)

Because if you own a business, your tax strategy should be working for you — not quietly costing you money in the background 📊

At GoodDay Tax Bookkeeping, we help small business owners create proactive, customized tax strategies designed to reduce surprises and keep more money in their pocket 🙌

🔗 Ready to stop guessing and start planning? Click the link in bio to schedule your tax strategy session this summer!

Helllllo small business owners and welcome to today’s mini tax lesson from GoodDay Tax Bookkeeping 👋📚Today’s topic? The ...
06/02/2026

Helllllo small business owners and welcome to today’s mini tax lesson from GoodDay Tax Bookkeeping 👋📚

Today’s topic? The Qualified Business Income deduction (or QBI, because tax people love acronyms 😅)

And yes… this deduction can be a big deal 💸

In some cases, eligible business owners may qualify for a deduction of up to 20% of their qualified business income 👀

But here’s where people get tripped up ↓

It’s not as simple as:

“My business made $100k, so I automatically deduct $20k.” 🙃

There are income thresholds, limitations, and business type rules that can impact how much (or whether) you qualify to deduct 📊

And sometimes, optimizing your QBI deduction can involve strategy around things like:

→ how much you pay yourself
→ retirement contributions
→ overall taxable income planning

Translation? This is one of those tax rules where small adjustments can make a big difference 💰

Because this deduction can be both super valuable and super nuanced, it’s something we always discuss during tax planning with our small business owner clients 🙌

I looove being the bearer of good tax news 😌💸Did you know you may be able to write off certain start-up costs before you...
06/02/2026

I looove being the bearer of good tax news 😌💸

Did you know you may be able to write off certain start-up costs before your small business officially opens its doors? 👀

Yep — qualifying start-up expenses may be deductible, and in many cases, you can deduct up to $5,000 in your first year of business 📚

But before you go adding everything to the write-off pile, here are a few things small business owners need to know ↓

✨ Your expenses still have to meet the IRS’s ordinary + necessary rule

Meaning: the cost should make sense for the type of business you’re starting and actually help you get it up and running ✔️

🚩 Another common misconception?

The costs of legally setting up your business (like certain formation expenses) are generally considered organization costs — which fall into a separate deduction category, also potentially up to $5,000 in the first year 👀

One important thing: if your start-up costs go over $50,000, these deductions can start to phase out 📉

Starting a business is exciting… but getting your setup right from day one can save you a lot of money, stress, and cleanup later 😅

If you’re thinking about starting a business, a quick consultation can help make sure you’re set up the right way from the start 🙌

Behind every business owner is a reason they keep showing up.What keeps YOU motivated when things get hard?- Family- Fin...
06/02/2026

Behind every business owner is a reason they keep showing up.

What keeps YOU motivated when things get hard?

- Family
- Financial freedom
- Personal goals
- Helping others
- Building something meaningful
- Proving to themselves they can do it

Comment below!

You’d think as a tax accountant/bookkeeper, I’d be the world’s biggest fan of telling every small business owner to star...
06/01/2026

You’d think as a tax accountant/bookkeeper, I’d be the world’s biggest fan of telling every small business owner to start an LLC 😅

And listen… I do love the liability protection and separation between you and your business 👀

But there are a few things I wish more small business owners knew before filing that LLC paperwork ↓

🚩 An LLC does not suddenly make every expense a write-off

🚩 It does not automatically lower your taxes

🚩 And it definitely does not mean you can stop paying attention to bookkeeping 😬📚

I see sooo much misinformation online making LLCs sound like some magical tax hack with unlimited deductions… and that’s just not reality

Depending on your state and how your business is taxed, an LLC can come with:

→ annual filing requirements
→ extra fees
→ compliance obligations
→ and sometimes separate tax filings 👀

That said… an LLC can absolutely be the right move if you want:

✔️ liability protection
✔️ flexibility with future tax elections
✔️ a more professional business structure

The right setup depends on your business, income, goals, and growth plans 🙌

💬 Comment “LLC” if you want help figuring out whether it makes sense for your business or how to get one set up!

Small changes now can make a big difference and lead to a much smoother and more predictable tax season next year.If you...
06/01/2026

Small changes now can make a big difference and lead to a much smoother and more predictable tax season next year.

If you're behind on your bookkeeping, we can help you get everything organised and ready for tax time.

Send us a message or drop a comment to learn more.



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