As we prepare to pay the federal government their share of our business income, now is a good time to look at some of the tax breaks that are available. Portfolio.com takes a look at the Small Business Jobs Act that was passed in September of last year, and how you can take advantage of […]
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Bizjournals.com: A Minnesota man and McDonald’s franchisee was sentenced in federal court Tuesday for failure to pay $627,437.41 in federal employment taxes, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. Stephen John Kopel, co-owner, president and chief executive of S&P Foods, Inc., deducted employment taxes from employee wages but failed to pay those taxes to the IRS
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Phones are the new credit cards says the San Jose Mercury News. Meyer Malka walked up to the counter of a crowded Palo Alto cafe last week and ordered a small coffee and a hot chocolate. The total was $5.74, which he paid by lightly tapping the back of his mobile phone against a small
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Oregon is trying to get people who are receiving unemployment to start a business. Because it’s a government program, though, it’s a bit more complicated than it needs to be. All enrolled Self Employment Assistance Program claimants must attend self-employment assistance counseling/training and engage in self-employment activities on a fulltime basis. Participants must complete both
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While this is not directly connected to mom-entrepreneurship, this is a great example of what our government can do for those of us that find ourselves unfortunately unemployed. This could also make for a wonderful opportunity, allowing working moms who have recently been laid-off the chance to become mompreneurs. OregonLive.com: Management consultant Mike O’Daly lost
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The following guest post is by Bernard B. Kamoroff, C.P.A. and is excerpted from the 2009 Edition of Mr. Kamoroff’s book 422 Tax Deductions for Businesses and Self Employed Individuals. Tax Filing Season is here, and there are still several things you can do to reduce your taxes for 2008. Here are seven tax tips
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The wife and I took our son to see his doctor for a checkup this afternoon. His doctor is a family practice physician in a small two doctor office. He was the only doctor working today and covering the entire patient load, so we had to wait more than fifty-five minutes to even get into
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