Numeris Ledger Blog
- How Truck Drivers Can Manage Their Bookkeeping BetterSeptember 2026
A bookkeeping guide for owner-operators covering settlement income, the DOT per diem deduction, Section 179, IFTA reporting, and recordkeeping on the road.
- 1099 and Haven't Filed Your 2025 Taxes? Here's Exactly What to DoSeptember 2026
A 1099 contractor with unfiled 2025 taxes? What the failure-to-file penalty is costing you, and how to file now, even without every 1099 in hand.
- Filed a Tax Extension but Still Haven't Filed? What to Do NowSeptember 2026
Filed Form 4868 but still haven't filed your return? What the October 15 extension deadline means, the penalties accruing, and how to catch up.
- QuickBooks Price Increase 2026: What Changed and What It CostsAugust 2026
QuickBooks Online list prices rose August 1, 2026: Essentials $85, Plus $140, Advanced $340 a month. What changed, the yearly cost, and your options.
- Tax Debt Sent to Collections? What Freelancers Should Do NowAugust 2026
If the IRS or your state sent your tax debt to collections, here's what happens next, what your notices mean, and the fastest way to stop it.
- IRS or State Business Tax Debt in Collections? What to Do NowAugust 2026
A collections notice for business or payroll taxes can lead to liens, levies, and personal liability for owners. The process and how to respond now.
- Decoding Your 1099: Self-Employment Tax for Freelancers (2026)August 2026
The 1099-NEC threshold rose to $2,000 in 2026, but SE tax didn't change. What a 1099 means, how the 15.3% SE tax is calculated, and when it's due.
- Nurse Side Gig Taxes: Handling 1099 Shift Income and BookkeepingJuly 2026
Shift apps like ShiftKey, CareRev and Nursa pay nurses as 1099 contractors. How W-2 wages and gig shift income are taxed, and how to stay ahead.
- IRS Underpayment Interest Rate 2026 by Quarter: 7% for Q4July 2026
IRS underpayment interest rate for 2026 by quarter: 7%, 6%, 7%, 7%. See the 2019–2026 rate history, what a shortfall costs, and how to stop interest.
- Safe Harbor Rule Explained: How to Avoid the Underpayment PenaltyJuly 2026
The IRS safe harbor rule: pay 90% of this year's tax or 100%/110% of last year's to avoid the penalty. Covers refunds, zero-tax years and filing status changes.