It is tax season again, and with it comes the fear of being audited by the government. The Wall Street Journal recently posted a list of 10 tips that can help you avoid that problem. We are posting five of them below. Are you ready for the tax season to begin? 1. Choose your tax […]
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It’s a new year with new tax incentives that could help small businesses grow. KETV7 reports that If you run a micro business employing five or fewer full-time employees, you could qualify for special tax credits. But you need to act fast. Omaha boasts hundreds of small businesses, some of them just starting out in
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The Internal Revenue Service today announced that they have changed the tax filing deadline for 2011. Taxpayers will have until April 18th to file their tax returns. Taxpayers will have until Monday, April 18 to file their 2010 tax returns and pay any tax due because Emancipation Day, a holiday observed in the District of
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Heads up, entrepreneurs! There’s increasing political interest for an Internet sales tax. Although we’ve seen calls for this in the past, the topic has seen a resounding resurgence amidst budget deficits in almost all 50 states. This deficit crisis has presented many lawmakers with a golden opportunity to recoup some revenue by collecting tax on
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Barbara Weltman over at AOL Small Business shows you how to squeeze some extra savings out of your 2010 tax bill. 1. Wait to bill for work you’re doing now. Instead of sending an invoice immediately so you’ll receive payment in 2010, consider waiting until the end of the year to send it. This will
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According to the National Retail Federation, Cyber Monday is expected to push online sales to $32 billion during the holiday season, up more than 10% from last year. Forty-five states rely on sales taxes on goods and services as part of their annual state budgets; the exceptions are Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon.
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According to The Star Tribune, school lockers are becoming the latest venue for bombarding kids with advertising. Just what that will look like is on display at the north suburban Centennial school administration building: four lockers wrapped in a bubblegum pink ad for the Mall of America’s “Underwater Adventures” aquarium. On Nov. 1, the school
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Rosalind Resnick over at The Wall Street Journal has these year-end survival strategies to get you through January 2011. 1. Retool your business plan. The economy has changed, and your company has to change with it. Take whatever isn’t working and scrap it. If you haven’t looked at your business plan since you first wrote
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Small business owners and solo practitioners often forget the importance of a relationship with a good business accountant. If you own a small business or work from a home office you may be missing important information that could save you money. To get the latest on tax tips for the home based business Inc.com turned
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Your old tax returns still have value according to The Wall Street Journal. Small-business owners looking for tax relief would be wise to review the past years’ filings, for a number of reasons. For one, there may be opportunities to amend your returns to receive tax refunds, which could provide some much-needed cash. And for
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