<prompt> Human: Student here with absolutely no financial experience. Reaching out here first before I speak to a professional in hopes of clearing a few things up. I started a social media company back in 2012. I have made 100 of my revenue through PayPal, and have yet to hear anything from them requiring that I pay taxes they have my social. I am currently under a verbal commitment to sell my company in March and have tracked ALL of my business related expenses on one card. I have had no employees and I am currently the only owner. I also live in Florida. My yearly revenues are as follows: 2013: 1,379 2014: 24,295 2015: 55,490 2016: 20,645This year I have made around 4,000. The company is set to be sold for 208k, with the closing being within the first half of March. I have had many expenses for the company. Mostly travel and film gear. I havent done the math, but I estimate it to be somewhere within the 20,000-30,000 range.I think I should also add that the company became official when it became an LLC in late 2015. I also filed for an EIN in late 2015.What advice can you guys give me? What kind of lawyer or professional deals with these types of things? Should I even look into speaking to a lawyer or go straight to an accountant? You guys rock, thanks in advance!  <response>: See a reputable CPA in your area. Youre going to have to file amended returns and pay back taxes and penalties as the expenses were not greater than your revenue. Try to be organized with the information you give your CPA as youre possible in for a very large professional bill as well. Categorize your expenses by year and type. 