Lunch & Learn: Tax Tips for Entrepreneurs & Business Owners
Learn the tax fundamentals every business owner should know from recordkeeping and business structures to avoiding common mistakes.
Starting a business comes with many exciting opportunities, but it also comes with important tax responsibilities. Join us for our July Lunch & Learn as Taishun Harrington from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provides valuable insights to help entrepreneurs and business owners better understand federal tax requirements and make informed business decisions.
During this educational session, attendees will learn:
- Essential recordkeeping practices for business success
- The difference between a business and a hobby for tax purposes
- Key considerations when selecting a business structure
- Common tax mistakes entrepreneurs should avoid
- Practical tips to help stay compliant and organized throughout the year
Whether you’re launching a new venture or have been in business for years, this session will provide actionable information that can help you confidently manage your business’s tax obligations.
A Q&A session will follow the presentation, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions and gain additional clarity on federal tax topics.
Who Should Attend?
✔ Entrepreneurs & Startups
✔ New Business Owners
✔ Established Business Owners
✔ Professionals Considering Starting a Business
About the Speaker:
Taishun Harrington is a representative of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) with expertise in federal tax education and outreach for business owners and entrepreneurs. Through her work with the IRS, Taishun helps individuals understand tax responsibilities, compliance requirements, and best practices for managing business finances.
Passionate about empowering entrepreneurs with practical tax knowledge, Taishun regularly provides educational presentations focused on recordkeeping, business structures, and other foundational tax topics that support informed business decision-making. Her goal is to help business owners build strong financial habits and avoid common tax-related pitfalls as they grow their businesses.