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Be ahead of the game -- to gain access to owed funds, avoid fraud and reduce errors.

These tips will help you save on your tax bill and put some money into your retirement fund.

Paying taxes is a joyless duty but there are ways to make the process less painful.

Uncertainty lingers about certain significant deductions for business but you'll still have to settle with the IRS by April 15.

From preparing for performance reviews to organizing receipts for taxes, an early start now will avoid headaches later.

Franchises have the allure of a ready-made business but it's more complicated than that.

If you're an entrepreneur, it's critical to find a tax preparer who understands the tax implications of owning a small business as well as your particular needs in order to establish a beneficial relationship.

We're more than half way through 2014: Where does your business stand in terms of taxes?

Think you need an extension? Don't decide until you weigh the insight of our tax experts.

Business owners should take a cue from 'bracketologists' and embrace unconventional wisdom when it comes to filing an extension this season.

Get through tax time without a migraine or massive fines by avoiding these rookie tax blunders.

These five changes in the federal tax code can impact the bottom line for you and your business. We outline the biggest shifts.

Our experts give you five reasons to reconsider taking the DIY route.

CPAs reveal the big IRS no-no's committed by 'treps

From satellite car radio to breaking bread with a client, there's plenty your business could claim.

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.

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.

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

Here's a look at your odds of being audited. And how you can tell if you might be next.