8 Common Startup Tax Mistakes to Avoid
Startup tax mistakes can become costly distractions, but they’re easy to avoid with a little time and attention.
2021 Favorites from Burkland’s Blog for Startups & Investors
6 articles selected from our most read, most shared, and most relevant blog content during the past year.
Foreign Exchange Accounting Practices: Effects on P&L and M&A
Foreign exchange accounting practices are increasingly important as more startups tap into the global economy.
Crypto Accounting: An Open Letter to the FASB
By treating crypto as an intangible asset, GAAP prohibits businesses from showing their true liquidity and value on financial statements
The Top Four Finance Pain Points for Consumer Startups
Consumer startups face unique scaling challenges related to working capital, sales tax, cost of goods sold, and inventory management.
Surviving Due Diligence, Part 3: Cap Tables
Setting your cap table up for speed and scale at the outset will save your startup significant time, headache, and money down the road.
Surviving Due Diligence, Part 2: Employee vs. Contractor
Misclassification of employees and independent contractors is one of the most common pitfalls startups face during a due diligence process.
Would My Startup Survive Due Diligence? Part 1: Sales Tax
Ask an investment banker or M&A attorney to name common deal landmines right now, and Sales Tax will undoubtedly be high on the list.
Sales Tax on SaaS: A Checklist & State-By-State Guide for Startups
Even if your home state does not collect sales tax on SaaS software, the state where your subscriber lives just might.
Legal, Tax & Culture Implications of Remote Work at Startups
Some startups have been blindsided by the ramifications of letting teams work from anywhere and everywhere. Here’s what you need to know.