Marketbox Tax & Accounting

10/06/2026

09/18/2026

Your profit-and-loss statement shows a profit.

So why does the bank account still feel tight?

The difference may involve:

• Loan principal payments
• Equipment or inventory purchases
• Owner withdrawals or distributions
• Customer invoices that have not been collected
• Taxes and other obligations not reflected as operating expenses

One report rarely tells the entire story.

At Marketbox, we help business owners connect their profit, cash flow, balance sheet and receivables so they can understand what is happening before borrowing, investing or expanding.

If your profit and available cash are telling different stories, email Tady Salaues, our Financial Readiness Advisor, at [email protected] for a complimentary financial-readiness review.

09/17/2026

Filing the return tells you what already happened.

Tax planning helps you decide what happens next.

Before December 31, business owners may still need to review:

• Projected taxable income
• Estimated payments and cash reserves
• Payroll and owner compensation
• Retirement-plan opportunities
• Equipment and investment timing

Do not wait until filing season to discover what could have been addressed before year-end.

Email [email protected] to request a year-end tax-planning review.

09/16/2026

The deadline passed. The problem does not have to keep growing.

If your business return was not filed, start with the facts:

• Confirm what is still outstanding
• Gather the missing records
• Complete the return as soon as possible
• Review any balance or notice separately

Avoiding the situation usually creates more stress. A clear next step creates control.

Email [email protected] for a confidential second opinion on what to do next.

09/15/2026

September 15 is here.

For calendar-year S corporations and partnerships with valid federal extensions, today is generally the filing deadline.

If your return is still waiting or you are not sure whether it was filed and accepted—do not assume everything is handled.

Confirm the return status, the K-1s and any estimated payment due today.

If you need help understanding where you stand, email [email protected] today.

09/14/2026

Tomorrow is September 15.

If your calendar year S Corporation or partnership return is on federal extension, today is not the day to assume everythin was handled.

Confirm that:
- The business return is ready
- The financials are ready
- Missing information has been resolved
- They K-1s are ready for the owners
- Any requiredestimated payment have been addressd

A late business return can creeate penalties for the entity and delays for every owner waiting for a K-1.

If our return is still waiting or you are not sure where it stands, emails me today at [email protected]

09/01/2026

If your business tax return is on extension, September 15 is close.

And waiting until the last minute can make everything feel heavier.

Your CPA is asking for documents. You’re not sure what’s missing. You may owe more than expected. And now the deadline is right in front of you.

That’s where we help.

Marketbox helps business owners clean up tax issues, organize what’s needed, respond to IRS notices, and look for legal ways to reduce taxes.

Don’t wait until deadline week.
Email [email protected]

08/28/2026

Filed an extension? Your next deadline is approaching.

📅 September 15: Partnerships and S corporations
📅 October 15: Individuals and many calendar-year corporations

If your books are incomplete or you’re still gathering documents, now is the time to get organized not the week before the deadline.

At Marketbox we can help you review the books, resolve missing information, and file with confidence.

Contact us: 818- 900-3225
Email: [email protected]

08/28/2026

The economy is sending mixed signals.

Services are accelerating.
Housing is slowing.
Business investment remains strong.
Borrowing costs are elevated.
Inflation is still a concern.

The answer is not panic—or overconfidence.

It is preparation.

Protect liquidity. Update your forecast. Monitor margins. Strengthen DSCR. And coordinate tax-saving decisions with your capital needs.

Your strategy should be based on your business—not just the headlines.

If you need help understanding what the current economy means for your business, schedule a conversation:

08/28/2026

Manufacturing output is still growing, but the strongest demand is coming from business investment not consumer goods.

If your company is considering an equipment purchase before year-end, evaluate the complete decision:

• Expected return
• Financing cost
• Cash-flow impact
• Depreciation strategy
• Potential tax savings

A purchase can reduce taxes and still create cash-flow pressure.

A tax deduction alone does not make an equipment purchase a good investment.

Run the numbers before making the commitment.

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