Taxes

Receiving a legal notice of wage garnishment against an employee can be a challenging and uncomfortable situation for an employer. Here are some important rules to follow.

There are two primary ways to keep track of your business's income and expenses: the cash method (or cash basis) and the accrual method (or accrual basis). The method you use depends on...

Although the IRS doesn't expect you to keep everything forever, they do expect you to have your supporting documents if they happen to come knocking on your door. Consequently, many small businesses turn...

One of the most significant tax provisions included in the recently enacted Small Business Jobs and Credit Act was the extension of the fifty percent first-year special depreciation allowance provision, commonly referred to...

If you don’t currently offer a Roth 401(k) or 403(b) plan to your employees, this legislation is one more reason you might want to consider doing so.

As a business owner you may be eligible for a waiver of fees incurred in a late tax filing.

Many GOP winners are small business people against the Healthcare bill and for lower taxes, less regulation, and open trade. But a divided Congress could add up to little more than gridlock.

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Work with a tax professional to ensure that IRS requirements and regulations are met.

One of the benefits of having a business is the ability to reduce your taxable income with legal tax deductions. You need to follow IRS guidelines for determining whether or not your activity...

As a business owner, there are a number of accounting terms you should know. Even if you have an accountant or bookkeeper handling the majority of your finances, it's a good idea to...

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This new law will require that all landlords will be required to track information about contractors that have been hired to perform services to rental property that exceeds $600 a year. President Obama...

On Monday, September 27, 2010, President Obama signed into law H.R. 5297, the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010. The Act includes several significant tax provisions which aim to encouragement investment,...

Tax write-offs are one way that small businesses are able to deduct the cost of capital expenses.

On Monday, September 27, 2010, President Obama signed into law H.R. 5297, the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010. In addition to creating the Small Business Lending Fund Program to direct...

By working to enhance understanding of franchising’s economic impact, IFA and the franchise industry are making a difference on Capitol Hill.

This week President Obama signed the Small Business Jobs and Credit Act of 2010, which the administration hopes will bring relief to the nation's struggling small businesses.