Idaho Tax Workshops, Meetings and Seminars

If you live near a state line, please look for tax workshops, meetings and seminars in nearby cities of the bordering state.

Federal taxes and your new business

Join SBA Boise District Office and IRS for this 8-part Small Business Tax Workshop. These sessions contain useful information for all small business owners, provided directly from the IRS. Sessions will be on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month.

Lesson Topics:

• Lesson 1 – Federal Taxes and Your New Business (September 13)
• Lesson 2 – Schedule C and other Small Business Taxes (September 27)
• Lesson 3 – Filing and Paying Your Taxes Electronically (October 11)
• Lesson 4 – Business Use of Your Home (October 25)
• Lesson 5 – Federal Taxes When Hiring Employees/Contractors (November 8)
• Lesson 6 – Manage Your Payroll So You Withhold the Right Amount from Employees (November 29)
• Lesson 7 – Tax Deposits and File Your Payroll Taxes (December 6)
• Lesson 8 – Hiring people who live in the U.S. but are not U.S. citizen (December 13)

Registration:

Lesson 1: Wednesday, September 13 – Closed
Lesson 2: Wednesday, September 27 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Lesson 3: Wednesday, October 11 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Lesson 4: Wednesday, October 25 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Lesson 5: Wednesday, November 8 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Lesson 6: Wednesday, November 29 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Lesson 7: Wednesday, December 6 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Lesson 8: Wednesday, December 13 – Please visit the Eventbrite website.
Sponsored By: SBA Boise District Idaho

Boise

Date: September 27; October 11; October 25; November 8; November 29; December 6; and December 13, 2023
Time: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. (MT)
Location: Idaho and Oregon

Small Business Administration (SBA): The SBA has small business loan and assistance programs as well as a network of resources and partnerships with other public and private organizations that offer special outreach efforts and initiatives to help small businesses. The SBA's programs and services assist in almost every aspect of starting a business - from developing a business plan to obtaining financing and marketing products. Two SBA District offices cover Idaho, one in Boise serving southern Idaho and one in Spokane serving north Idaho. More information can be found at the homepage for the SBA office in Boise, ID. There are also excellent online courses in the SBA Learning Center and resources in the SBA Business Guide.

Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE): The SCORE program is an organization sponsored by the SBA to match volunteer business-management consultants with present and prospective small business owners in need of expert advice. The volunteers provide free and confidential one-to-one consulting and offer low-cost pre-business workshops. More information can be found at Idaho's Treasure Valley SCORE Chapter 240's website. SCORE also has online resources and tools to help you make decisions on starting or growing your business. 

Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs): The SBA provides funding for a network of Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs) throughout the country. There are eight Idaho SBDC locations and over 1,000 locations nationwide. The SBDCs provide no-cost business consulting, training, and research tailored to the local community and the needs of individual clients. The Idaho Small Business Development Center (Idaho SBDC) is a university-based organization offering a wealth of free and low-cost information designed to educate and support Idaho small business owners and managers, inventors, and potential entrepreneurs. More information can be found at the Idaho SBDC website.

Idaho Department of Commerce: The Idaho Department of Commerce helps an existing business expand and encourages the start-up of new Idaho businesses. Specific programs include: Starting a Business Program; Idaho Business Network Program; Information Services; International Business Division; and Business Retention Development Program. More information can be found at Idaho's Commerce and Labor website.