Small Business Tax Center
The President issued a new call on Congress to pass an ambitious legislative agenda to help small businesses, but some wonder whether it's just hot air.
Six Year-End Tax-Saving Tips
Consider these last-minute tax-saving strategies for small businesses -- before itâs too late.
Millionaire's Tax Could Stall Small-Business Jobs Engine (Opinion)
Policymakers fail to see how a surcharge tax on the wealthy could hurt the employment and economic growth that small businesses generate.
How to Scam-Proof Your Business
When a prospective tax scheme or business strategy sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Here are four of the most common cons that target business owners.
What the Jobs Act Would Hold For Small Businesses
Between cutting payroll taxes and speeding up payments to federal contractors, the President's latest plan to boost jobs, if passed, would also give a lift to small businesses.
Looking to Pay Less in Taxes? Consider a Health Savings Account
How you can transform spending on health care into a tax-savings strategy.
How to Survive a Tax Audit
These five tips can help you minimize the stress of IRS scrutiny should your return raise a red flag.Frequently Asked Questions
Tax IDs
- How do I get a tax ID number?
- How long does the tax ID process take, and is there a quicker way to get one?
- What do I do if the IRS issues more than one ID number for my business?
- The IRS says I have to apply for a new tax ID, but all my records are under my current tax ID. What should I do?
- Do I have to file a tax return for a business with a tax ID that never got started?
IRS Forms 1099 and W-2
- Do I issue 1099s or W-2s to employees who are family members?
- What do I do about an undeliverable W-2?
- Do I have to send my attorney and accountant 1099 forms?
- Do I have to send a subcontracted LLC a 1099 form?
- Should I send a consultant a W-2 or a 1099 if I was her only client?
- If most of the individual sales I generate for my service business are $600 or less, do I have to pay taxes on them?
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Startup America Gets a Do-Over
The President issued a new call on Congress to pass an ambitious legislative agenda to help small businesses, but some wonder whether it's just hot air.Six Year-End Tax-Saving Tips
Consider these last-minute tax-saving strategies for small businesses -- before itâs too late.Millionaire's Tax Could Stall Small-Business Jobs Engine (Opinion)
Policymakers fail to see how a surcharge tax on the wealthy could hurt the employment and economic growth that small businesses generate.How to Scam-Proof Your Business
When a prospective tax scheme or business strategy sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Here are four of the most common cons that target business owners.What the Jobs Act Would Hold For Small Businesses
Between cutting payroll taxes and speeding up payments to federal contractors, the President's latest plan to boost jobs, if passed, would also give a lift to small businesses.Looking to Pay Less in Taxes? Consider a Health Savings Account
How you can transform spending on health care into a tax-savings strategy.How to Survive a Tax Audit
These five tips can help you minimize the stress of IRS scrutiny should your return raise a red flag.How to Make Sure Your Business Isn't Paying Too Much in Sales Tax
Consider taking these three steps to avoid overpaying the tax man. Plus, the best and the worst tax states for business owners.Five Rules for Writing Off Meals and Entertainment Costs
There's a fine line between business and pleasure when you're talking entertainment expenses. Learn what you can and can't deduct.Think You Can Save Big by Incorporating in Nevada or Delaware? Think Again
Before you pay for an out-of-state registration for your business, consider the pitfalls.Don't Let These Tax Write-Offs Trip You Up
Some deductions may be worth a second look. Then there are those you want to be extra careful about.Three Options When You Can't Pay Your Taxes
What to do when you can't pay the taxes you owe by April.Three Online Tax Resources for Small-Business Owners
Looking for ways to make Tax Day a little less painful? These websites might have what you need.What to Look for When Hiring an Accountant
How to find a tax pro who will find the maximum savings for your business.Seven Bookkeeping Tips to Save Time and Money
Inputting checks, managing bank accounts and creating reports don't have to be an intimidating process.Don't Let the IRS Reclassify Your Business as a Hobby
Years of losses can leave some owners with nothing more than a hobby. Here's how to turn your fun venture into an enterprise.Five Tax Write-Offs You Might Not Know About
A slew of new breaks are now available on common expenses for some growing companies.Don't Miss These Tax Changes
How to take advantage of the new legislation affecting your small business.A Year-End Tax Checklist
Follow these tips to take stock of your business's tax situation before the start of the New Year.Beware the Email Tax Scam
A warning about a new phishing scam targeting taxpayersCalculators
Break Even Calculator
Break Even Analysis is an expected component of most business plans. This calculator shows how much revenue you need to cover both fixed and variable costs.
Cash Flow Calculator
This calculator shows you how B2B sales, carrying inventory and rapid growth can affect your business's money.View all calculators »
Forms and Resources
Financial Record Storage Chart
Use this checklist to ensure that you're saving the right financial records for tax purposes and keeping them for an appropriate amount of time.
Federal Tax Forms
Download the most common tax forms needed by businesses and individuals.
State Tax Forms
Your resource for finding the state tax forms you need to fill out
Glossary of Tax Terms
Get in the know with our alphabetical list of tax terms for your business.Featured Books
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