Closing a Sole Proprietorship: Which Obligations Remain?
Closing a sole proprietorship is administratively straightforward, but financial and tax obligations do not automatically disappear. Before termination, the entrepreneur must: ...
Read moreStatute of Limitations for Tax Liabilities: When Does Responsibility Actually End?
Many business owners assume that tax liabilities simply expire after a few years. In reality, the statute of limitations depends on several factors and is not automatic. Limitation ...
Read moreTravel Expense Reimbursements: When They Are Tax-Exempt – and When They Are Not
Reimbursements for meals, commuting, and business travel can be tax-exempt, but only if statutory conditions are fully met. In practice, errors most often occur when documentation is ...
Read moreCash Flow vs. Profit: Why Positive Results Do Not Always Mean Liquidity
Many companies focus primarily on profit. However, profitability does not automatically guarantee liquidity. Businesses can show positive financial results while facing cash ...
Read moreCompany Expenses or Private Spending? Where the Line Becomes a Tax Risk
A common issue in small and medium-sized businesses is the incorrect classification of expenses. Not every payment made from a company account qualifies as a deductible business ...
Read moreProfit Distribution and Dividends: What Owners Must Consider Before Payout
As financial results are finalized, many company owners consider distributing profits in the form of dividends. While dividend payout may appear straightforward, it requires careful ...
Read moreTax Return Corrections: When You Can Still Avoid Penalties — and When You Can’t
Errors in tax returns happen. The critical question is when and how they are corrected. Timely action can lead to very different consequences compared to corrections made after a tax audit ...
Read moreAccounting Support for the Slovenian Film Tartinijev ključ
We are proud to have provided accounting support for the Slovenian feature film Tartinijev ključ. The film was produced by Blade produkcija, with technical services provided by Filmski ...
Read moreBusiness and Personal Funds: Why Mixing Them Quickly Becomes a Tax Issue
For small businesses and sole proprietors, mixing business and personal funds is a common practice. While it may seem convenient, it often leads to serious issues during tax reviews. Tax ...
Read moreMissing Documentation: Why Expenses Without Evidence Are Not Tax Deductible
One of the most common reasons for additional tax assessments is the disallowance of expenses due to missing or inadequate documentation. The existence of a cost alone does not make it tax ...
Read moreMissed Tax and Accounting Deadlines: Why Penalties Are Issued Without Warning
In practice, many business owners believe they will be warned before penalties are imposed for late submissions or payments. This is not the case. Most penalties arise precisely because ...
Read moreSocial Security Contributions for Sole Proprietors: How an Incorrect Base Impacts Cash Flow
Social security contributions are a major monthly expense for sole proprietors and have a direct impact on liquidity. Contribution amounts are determined based on the previous year’s ...
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