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We send a survey with this question to every customer after their taxes are filed. Despite filing many many more taxes in 2025 vs 2024, glad to see that the experience is also improving.

Ask tax questions directly in Finta's public guide. What questions do you have?

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"Can I charge [rent/food/travel/etc] to my startup?" It's the #1 question I get from every first-time founder. See what you should and shouldn't do here: finta.com/docs/expenses

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This was one of the most important decisions I made when I started Finta almost 2.5 years ago. At that time, I did dozens of user interviews with outsourced accountants and tax preparers. Just a few interviews in, it was clear they cared more about protecting their short-term

Founders should ignore receipt reminders. finta.com/docs/receipts

How to handle reimbursements for founders: finta.com/docs/reimburse

If you paid someone more than $600 last calendar year via ACH, you likely have to file Form 1099s by Jan 31 every year. Here’s a quick guide on how to handle this as a founder. finta.com/docs/1099

One of the biggest tax bills impacting startup taxes was passed this weekend. Here’s a brief summary of what happened and what it means for founders:

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Many first-time founders think there’s no need to file taxes if their startup wasn’t profitable, made no revenue, or had no activity. But in, there's still a tax filing requirement! Here's a break down of all early-stage filing requirements by tax type and jurisdiction. See

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Thinking about incorporating? Here’s what to know, when to do it, and how to avoid costly mistakes. Link below 👇

Many of you might already be using Magic Patterns for design or have heard Lenny Rachitsky and claire vo 🖤 mention it in their AI stack, but few know the journey co-founders Alex Danilowicz and Teddy Ni took to get here. Here’s the untold story of: – How they applied to Y Combinator

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Most YC companies spend the entire batch preparing for demo day - 1st half getting traction and 2nd half refining the pitch. justin and nalin completely pivoted from their original idea just 5 days before demo day... and successfully raised their round. Looking

Two weeks ago I mentioned one of the biggest tax bills impacting startups. But there’s an even bigger tax break for founders on QSBS that many missed! In case you didn’t know, QSBS lets founders and early employees exclude up to $10M in gains from federal taxes after holding

Toma is transforming the $200B car dealership industry, but the path Monik Pamecha and Anthony took to get there was nothing BUT easy. Here's the untold story of how they: 🔹 Spent a year and half in pivot hell, grinding through 16 different ideas 🔹 Refused to quit