Building a Business
Three Last-Minute Tax Deductions
Don't forget these new tax changes when you prepare your 2009 returns.
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How to Apply For Offers in Compromise
A step-by-step guide for determining your status and if you qualify
By Bonnie Lee
Business Accounting
More Benefits, Fewer Taxes
Save your employees and your business money by providing fringe benefits.
By Bonnie Lee
Building a Business
More on C Corporations
Avoid playing fast and loose with your corporate structure and avoid IRS scrutiny.
By Bonnie Lee
Business Accounting
5 Audit Attractors to Watch Out For
Be careful not to put a target on your tax return.
By Bonnie Lee
Building a Business
5 Reasons to Start Up in a Recession
1. Everything is cheaper.Let’s face it: There’s great value right now in this market, as well as world markets. This is the right time for fantastic deals in virtually every category–from land and equipment to commercial office space, personnel and labor. Asset prices have been knocked down, so there is no better time to get […]
Building a Business
5 Ways to Audit-Proof Your Tax Return
Knowing the rules and proper documentation can help keep the IRS off your back.
By Bonnie Lee
Building a Business
Tax Time. No Dough. Don’t Sweat.
The IRS offers several options to business owners struggling to meet the April 15 deadline.
By Carol Tice
Business Accounting
An Overview of Deducting Business Expenses
With tax season around the corner, keep these tips in mind.
Business News
New Tax Tips for Businesses
Take advantage of every new tax break on your '08 return.
By Carol Tice
Business Accounting
Understanding Estate Taxes
Estate tax laws can be complex and convoluted. Here's what you need to know when developing your estate plan.
Business Accounting
Income Tax Basics for Your Startup
Before you start your business, make sure you have a basic understanding of these important tax issues.
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State Tax Forms
Your resource for finding the state tax forms you need to fill out
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Federal Tax Forms
Download the most common tax forms needed by businesses and individuals.
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10 Critical Tax Time Considerations
Discussing these items with your tax accountant throughout the year will help your business breeze past April 15.
By Pam Newman
Business Accounting
Top Tax Write-Offs That Could Get You in Trouble With the IRS
Before you try to take that questionable deduction on your taxes this year, find out exactly what could raise a red flag with the IRS.
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Tips for Lowering Business Taxes
If your taxes are killing you, here are 5 quick tips for finding more deductions and lower business tax costs.
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Why Smart Entrepreneurs Skip the April Tax Deadline
Sole proprietors, whether LLCs or not, can benefit by filing their tax returns later in the year.
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A Quick Guide to Tax Extensions
This legal expert shares the facts when it comes to filing for a tax extension.
By Cliff Ennico
Business Accounting
Getting Cash From Your IRA
You may be able to take money from your IRA, penalty-free.
Business Accounting
Tax Tips for Home Business Owners
Get the most out of your refund this year with smart advice for preparing and filing your taxes.
Business Accounting
Tax Shelters to Steer Clear of
To avoid trouble, stay away from these tax shelters.
Building a Business
Why Not E-File Your Tax Return This Year?
You'll likely save time and money--and get any refund due you back quicker.
Business Accounting
Maximize Your Allowable Retirement Plan Contributions
If you're self-employed, you can set aside a substantial portion of your income tax-deferred.
Business Accounting
The ABCs of Online Sales Tax
Find out exactly what you should be charging--and paying--when conducting business online.
By Cliff Ennico
Building a Business
Paying Yourself: From Startup and Beyond
Determining your salary is one of the most important decisions you'll make as a business owner. Here's how to do it.
Business Accounting
Is Your Hobby Really a Business?
Even if you think of your new pastime as a hobby, the IRS and your city and state tax authorities might disagree. Find out if there's more to your "hobby" than meets the eye.
By Cliff Ennico