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With tax season upon businesses, here are a few ways to make number crunching less daunting.

Even if you have all of your ducks in a row, the IRS could hand select your return to be audited. Here are some reasons why.

Business owners are fuming at a legalized super tax of roughly 75 percent on the portion of any salaries exceeding 1 million euros.

Only comprehensive reform will prevent businesses that produce the same profits through the same activities from paying vastly different tax rates.

To here many pundits talk, business owners and the wealthy aren't paying enough in taxes. The numbers show the opposite is true.

Taking some time now to get your finances and taxes in order can bring substantial savings come tax season.

Follow these suggestions in order to optimize what you claim come tax time.

E-commerce giants Amazon and Overstock were hoping to overturn a law requiring them to charge sales tax in New York state.

As we head into the holiday season filled with business events and parties, it's important to keep in mind that the IRS is strict with its tax-write off standards.

Here are three important tips for how entrepreneurs can avoid getting into trouble with the IRS.

Distinguishing between independent contractors and employees properly means covering all your bases. Here are five important steps to take.

Getting a letter from the IRS can be a panic-inducing experience. Here's how to handle it and calm your nerves.

Maintaining an alliance with small-business owners is in the best interests of big-business leaders. Instead, there is a fight brewing.

Tax reform is happening. Kind of. And slowly. Here are some predictions of how it might all play out.

There are changes to how you can deduct the home space you use for your business. Here's what you need to know.

At CGI, students offer edible bugs, YouTube grants super commenting powers, lessons from MIT's Comedy Hack Day, Thrillist's founders tell their startup story. This week's notable news and tantalizing tidbits for entrepreneurs:

Most folks don't think about taxes until the spring, but October has some important tax deadlines for business owners.

If your business is involved in green design or construction, you could be leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax write-offs on the table. Here's how to stop.

Don't get yourself in trouble with the IRS. Here's how to make sure you stay on top of tax deposits.

Stay calm: It may not be an audit. Get some professional tax advice, gather up your records and respond, says tax expert Barbara Weltman.

When the U.S. government is hurting for pennies, you'd better mind your Ps and Qs.