The Mid-Year Tax Checkup Every Business Owner Needs
Don’t wait until the last minute to start tax planning. Mid-year is one of the best times for business owners to review their tax situation....
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Small Business Tax Savings Podcast
The Small Business Tax Savings Podcast is designed specifically for small business owners. We focus on tax savings and ways to have a financially sound back bone to your small business. Our...
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Listen to Small Business Tax Savings Podcast, a Business podcast by Mike Jesowshek, CPA. Stream 416 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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20 of 416 episodesHow to Choose the Right Retirement Plan for Your Business
Stop treating your retirement like a someday problem…For business owners, the right plan can be a valuable tax strategy. But too many entrep...
Q&A: Are You Making These Common Small Business Tax Mistakes?
Small tax mistakes can cost you thousands, even when you think you’re doing everything right. From missing a filing deadline to misunderstan...
The 4 Financial Roles Every Small Business Owner Needs
Your CPA isn’t saving you money… And it’s probably not their fault. Many business owners expect their CPA to handle everything: bookkeeping,...
Why Bookkeeping Is One of Your Most Powerful Tax Strategies
Your bookkeeping changes everything from a tax standpoint. If your books are messy, outdated, or based on guesswork, your tax planning is al...
Hiring Remote Employees? You May Have Created State Tax Nexus
Hiring one remote employee in another state changes everything from a tax standpoint. The same goes for selling products or services across...
Meals and Travel Deductions: What Business Owners Need to Know in 2026
You spend money on meals and travel all the time; Client lunches, flights, hotels, conferences, team dinners, and networking events are all...
Should You Open Another LLC? Multi-Entity Structures Explained
Should you open another LLC, elect S Corp status, or create a more advanced business structure? Mike breaks down when a multi-entity structu...
Business Expenses You’re Afraid to Deduct, But Probably Should
Are you still afraid to deduct certain business expenses because you think the IRS might come after you for it? Meals. Travel. Home office....
How to Audit Your 2025 Tax Return and Lower Your Taxes Next Year
Most business owners treat filing their taxes like the finish line. It isn’t. What actually lowers your tax bill is what you do before Decem...
Tax Q&A for Business Owners: S Corps, LLCs, Write-Offs, and More
Every business owner hits a point where the tax questions start stacking up. Can I deduct this? Should I switch to an S Corp? Is this still...
2026 Tax Updates Every Business Owner Needs to Know
Every year, the IRS updates important tax numbers, that most business owners miss. This leads to missed deductions, poorly timed income deci...
Quarterly Estimated Taxes 101 (How to Stop Overpaying or Underpaying)
Estimated taxes should not feel like a guessing game, but for many business owners, they do. Underpay, and you face stress, penalties, and a...
Are You Going to Jail for Tax Planning? Tax Attorney Sets the Record Straight
Are you worried a tax strategy could land you in trouble with the IRS? In this episode, Mike Jesowshek sits down with tax attorney Ed Lyon t...
Hiring Your First Employee? Don’t Make These Expensive Payroll Mistakes
You’ve hired your first employee… Now what? Hiring your first employee introduces a new layer of tax responsibility, compliance, and systems...
Why Filing an Extension Is the Smarter Move for Business Owners
Filing a tax extension feels stressful for many business owners. Missing numbers, unfinished bookkeeping, and uncertainty about the tax bill...
New Charity Tax Rules in 2026. How the One Big Beautiful Bill Changes Your Deductions
Charitable giving rules are changing in 2026, and many business owners have no idea their tax deductions could quietly shrink. The One Big B...
Broke Even at the Casino? You Still Owe Taxes in 2026 | Gambling Tax Law Updates
Imagine breaking even at the casino and still owing taxes. Beginning in 2026, Congress approved a new rule that limits gambling loss deducti...
He Put $5M in a C Corp to Avoid Taxes… Was That Smart? (Q&A: Your Tax Questions Answered)
Can you deduct free food, rent your house to your business or avoid double taxation with a C Corp? In this Q&A episode, Mike answers rapid-f...
Are You Donating Wrong? How Donor-Advised Funds Maximize Your Charitable Deductions
If you're already giving to charity, you're leaving thousands of dollars in tax deductions on the table. What is a donor-advised f...