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Self-employed workers need to plan ahead and stay organized throughout the year.

Move now to evaluate your filing options as: 1) a self-employed individual; 2) an S Corp; 3) a C Corp; or 4) an LLC

A lot depends on whether you plan to sell soon or hold onto the firm.

The IRS charges 5 percent interest on underpayments, so miscalculating a quarterly payment could have serious ramifications. But what if you don't know what that quarterly payment should be?

To learn how they, too, can pay no taxes, entrepreneurs should closely review all the things the government wants them to do.

Changes to the way business meals and entertainment expenses are deducted could have major implications for your business.

As the tax deadline draws closer, reduce the stress on your business by following these tips.

Get those forms in on time.

Find support for managing your company's tax preparation so you can focus on growing your business.

If you have yet to file your 2017 taxes, here are some key strategies that may help you come out ahead this tax season.

Approximately 93 percent of small business owners in one small survey overpaid their taxes over the past dozen years. Don't be one of them.

The federal R&D tax credit allows qualified small businesses to claim up to $250,000 per fiscal year.

Tax breaks help you afford to be the family hero.

The IRS will begin a new way of auditing partnerships starting in the 2018 tax year. Partnerships need to develop a roadmap before venturing into this new frontier.

Small-business tax experts share their best hacks to grow your bottom line.

Death and taxes remain certainties but there is a lot you can do to live longer and pay less.

If you need more time to file your taxes for your business or personal life, Entrepreneur Network partner Mark Kohler can walk you through the basics.

Being in business for yourself is liberating, if you have the right tools for tracking your expenses and invoices.

Get the most out of your return this tax season.

Winging it won't work. Keeping books up-to-date and planning ahead for tax filings is essential for good company growth.

If you think IRAs or SEPs are your only options for tax-deferred retirement planning, think again.