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Tax Planning & Strategy

Estimated Quarterly Taxes for NYC Freelancers: What to Pay and When in 2026

When you work for yourself, no employer handles your taxes. Every dollar that lands in your account is pre-tax money, and the IRS, New York State, and New York City all want their share before April. Miss the quarterly deadlines and penalties start accruing, quarter by quarter, whether or not you eventually pay the full amount.

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Business Tax Preparation  

How to Do a Mid-Year Tax Check-In for Your New York Small Business

Most New York business owners think about taxes twice a year: April, when they file, and January, when they panic. That gap is expensive. June is when the math still works. You have nearly six months of real income data, the second estimated tax deadline is here, and there is still enough runway to make decisions that affect your 2026 tax bill.

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Tax Planning & Entity Strategy

Should I Convert My LLC to an S-Corp in New York?

For many profitable New York business owners, the biggest tax problem isn’t under-earning. It’s staying in the wrong tax structure for too long. As LLC profits grow, so does exposure to self-employment tax, a 15.3% burden on the first $176,100 of net income, dropping to 2.9% above that.

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Accounting & Bookkeeping

The Importance of Timely Bookkeeping for Small Service Businesses

For small service businesses, financial clarity is not just a reporting requirement, it is a strategic advantage. Whether you are a consultant, contractor, agency owner, or freelancer, your ability to make informed decisions depends heavily on the accuracy and timeliness of your financial records.

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