Figo Solutions Bookkeeping Services

03/16/2026

🚨 BUSINESS OWNERS: Business tax return deadline is TODAY (March 16, 2026).

If your S-Corp (1120-S) or Partnership (1065) return isn’t ready, file an extension immediately.

⚠️ Quick reminder: An extension gives you more time to FILE — not more time to PAY.

Here’s the rest of the 2026 deadline map (save this):

🧾 Individual Taxes (Form 1040)
✅ April 15, 2026 — File your 1040 or file an extension
✅ October 15, 2026 — Deadline if you filed an extension

💰 Estimated Taxes (Self-employed / 1099 / business owners)
• April 15, 2026
• June 15, 2026
• September 15, 2026
• January 15, 2027

🏢 C-Corp Deadlines (Form 1120)
• April 15, 2026 — C-Corp return due
• October 15, 2026 — Extended C-Corp return due

⏰ Missing deadlines can mean penalties + interest — set reminders now.

03/16/2026

📌 Need help with Taxes + Bookkeeping?
Figo Solutions LLC helps individuals and small businesses stay organized, compliant, and financially confident.

✅ Tax Preparation (Individual & Business)
✅ Bookkeeping & Monthly Financial Reports
✅ Payroll Support & Cleanup Services
✅ Ongoing Advisory / Tax Planning

Ready to get started?
📞 410-417-7175
📧 [email protected]

🌐 www.figosolutionsllc.com

👉 You can also start with my secure tax intake form: https://form.jotform.com/260256545811052

Call now to connect with business.

03/05/2026

Important: Profit is NOT the same as cash

A business can be profitable on paper and still struggle to pay bills.

Why? Because cash flow and profit are different.

Examples:

You made sales, but customers haven’t paid yet

You bought inventory or equipment

Loan payments reduced cash

Owner withdrawals lowered bank balance

That’s why you should track:
✅ Profit (how the business is performing)
✅ Cash flow (how money is moving)

Both matter.

02/27/2026

Stop mixing personal and business expenses

This is one of the most common bookkeeping issues for small business owners.

When personal and business spending are mixed:

It becomes harder to track profit

You miss deductions

Tax prep takes longer

Financial reports become less reliable

A simple fix:
✅ Use a separate business bank account
✅ Use a separate business card
✅ Pay yourself properly instead of swiping for personal spending

Clean records = clearer decisions.

02/26/2026

Weekly Money Check Habit

Bookkeeping Tip: Do a 15-minute money check every week

Most financial problems in small businesses don’t happen overnight — they build up from small things being ignored.

Set aside 15 minutes each week to check:

✅ Bank balance
✅ Unpaid invoices
✅ Bills due soon
✅ Recent transactions

This simple habit helps you:

Catch mistakes early

Stay in control of cash flow

Reduce stress at tax time

Small habits make a big difference. 📊

02/21/2026

📌 Tax Season Tips for Individual Taxpayers (2025 returns filed in 2026)

A smoother tax season usually starts with a little preparation.

Here are a few simple ways to avoid delays and stress:
✅ Gather your documents early (W-2s, 1099s, mortgage interest, school forms, etc.)
✅ Double-check names, SSNs, and bank account info
✅ Report all income (including side jobs / 1099 work)
✅ Keep copies of your return and tax documents
✅ Remember: an extension gives more time to file, but not more time to pay

📅 For most individuals, the federal deadline to file and pay 2025 taxes is April 15, 2026. The IRS also encourages taxpayers to prepare early by organizing records and using IRS tools.

💬 Let’s make this helpful for everyone:
What part of tax season is usually the most confusing for you?

Finding all your documents

Understanding deductions/credits

1099 or side-income reporting

Filing status questions

Owing taxes vs refund expectations

Comment below with your biggest question and I’ll share guidance.

If you need clarification based on your specific situation, feel free to reach out.

02/21/2026

Bookkeeping Tip for Small Business Owners: Don’t wait until tax season to check your numbers

One of the biggest mistakes small business owners make is only looking at their finances when it’s time to file taxes.

By then, it’s usually too late to fix small issues that became big problems.

A simple habit that helps:

Do a 15-minute weekly money check

Every week, review these 4 things:

✅ Bank balance – Know what’s actually in the account
✅ Outstanding invoices – Who still owes you money?
✅ Upcoming bills – What’s due soon?
✅ Recent transactions – Make sure spending is business-related and categorized correctly

Why this matters:

Helps you avoid cash flow surprises

Makes tax time easier

Helps you spot errors early

Gives you better control of your business decisions

You don’t need to be an accountant to do this consistently — just organized.

Small habits = stronger business. 📊

02/21/2026

📣 Business Tax Deadline Reminder!

If your business is an S Corp or Partnership (including many multi-member LLCs), don’t wait until the last minute 👇🏾

📌 Business tax return deadline: March 16, 2026
(Since March 15 falls on a Sunday)

Quick check ✅

Books up to date?

Bank accounts reconciled?

Payroll/1099s ready?

Need an extension?

Getting this done early helps you avoid stress, errors, and penalties.

💬 What’s usually the hardest part of tax season for your business?
Books, documents, payroll, deductions, or deadlines? Comment below!

If you need clarity on the next steps, feel free to reach out.

02/21/2026

Business Tax Deadline Reminder (Important for S Corps & Partnerships)

If your business is a calendar-year S Corporation or Partnership (including many multi-member LLCs taxed as partnerships), your federal business tax return is generally due on the 15th day of the 3rd month after year-end. For 2026, because March 15 falls on a Sunday, the due date moves to Monday, March 16, 2026.

Quick tips to avoid last-minute stress:

Make sure your books are finalized (income, expenses, payroll, owner draws/distributions)

Gather all key documents (1099s, payroll reports, loan interest, etc.)

Confirm your owner/shareholder/partner information is up to date

If you need more time, discuss filing an extension before the deadline

Filing late can lead to penalties, so it’s best to plan ahead now. The IRS also notes increased late-filing penalties for returns required to be filed in 2026.

If you’re not sure what applies to your business, feel free to reach out — I’m happy to help clarify the best way forward.

01/28/2026

Tax Season is here ✅ Now accepting new clients!
To get started, please complete your tax intake form (takes about 2–4 minutes). Once submitted, I’ll review and follow up with next steps.

👉 Start here: https://form.jotform.com/260256545811052

📞 410 417 7175 | 📧 [email protected]
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Submitting this form does not create a client relationship until engagement is confirmed.

01/26/2026

Don’t leave money on the table this tax season
I help individuals, Not for Profit and business owners file correctly, stay compliant, and maximize eligible deductions/credits.
Now accepting new tax clients!

10/30/2025

Figo Solutions Bookkeeping Services as a member of the Towson Chamber of Commerce is glad to have attended this wonderful event.