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EPISODE · May 16, 2025 · 17 MIN

Episode 116; HSAs, 990s & P&Ls—Oh My! Tackling the Questions Every Business is Asking

from Accounting and Accountability · host Faw Casson CPAs

In this episode: Explanation of how Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) work, including tax benefits, contribution limits, and how they differ from FSAs Reminder for nonprofits about the May 15 Form 990 filing deadline and the risk of losing tax-exempt status if not filed properly Tax treatment of different types of legal settlements, including which are taxable and which are not Overview of when estimated tax payments are required and how to make them online for better security and tracking Discussion of the new W-4 form complexity and strategies for ensuring proper withholding Guidance on the importance of financial reports—specifically profit & loss statements, balance sheets, accounts receivable aging reports, and budgets Advice on monitoring budget vs. actual performance and controlling unnecessary business expenses Emphasis on the value of financial literacy for business owners and how to use monthly reports as management tools Encouragement for listeners to continue submitting questions for future episodes

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