State revenue departments don't pick businesses at random. The patterns that actually draw attention, what an auditor reviews, and the record-keeping that makes preparation an ongoing habit.
Both reduce cash, and they're accounted for in completely different ways. Why a draw isn't a business expense, why a large draw doesn't cut the tax bill, and where S-corps add a third element.
1099 filing feels like a January task, but the tracking that makes it accurate happens all year. What construction companies should track continuously, and where it breaks down without a system.
A 1031 exchange is a coordinated transaction across several professionals, not one person's job. What the qualified intermediary, the attorney, and the CPA each handle, and where gaps appear.