When I did mine via incFile that came with a referral to Bank of America for business bank accounts, and BoA walked me through that setup, pretty painless.For tax deductible transactions the software has each deductible category so any given transaction it either automatically knows based on the vendor and/or description, or it will ask you to set a rule. 

I am located in Orlando, FL and I've had a personal checkings account and credit card with Bank of America for around 5 years now (if that helps), but I have also heard good things about Chase bank for business. 

If there's a Walmart nearby, odds are good the neighborhood is in America.

It's sick and twisted.I would just like to have the government house those who are forever homeless AWAY from the towns, out in the country paid for by the taxpayers for the benefit of the taxpayers.Giving them a 'Hand Up" works for the short-term homeless people (those who have experienced some misfortune but can get back to normal with some help) but it seems like a large swath of them need to be "cared for" indoors by the government.If that is sick, twisted or smug, then so be it, but living outdoors on city streets will not cure their drug behavior or their mental illness either.There are two separate issues here:[1] "America" has a homeless problem.[2] The Homeless have drug problems and mental health issues.I am focusing on issue [1], you are focusing on issue [2].Just my 2 cents.

There is a huge housing shortage in America, so there is a line of people waiting.

Supreme Court ended the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC’s) eviction moratorium Thursday night, giving much-needed relief to America’s small housing providers facing financial hardship for more than a year.

But after +23 years working in corporate America I was getting tired of making money for other people.

77% of all rentals in America are owned by small mom and pop landlords. 

Are you saying very home in america should have powered lift chairs installed just in case a wheelchair bound person moves in to it in the future?

But we learned that 1.6M families were denied in America in 2019.