Taxes
How To Audit-Proof Your Tax Return Forever: A Recent Close Encounter Of The IRS-Kind
Congress has passed legislation that is supposed to result in a more "sensitive" Internal Revenue Service. You know, not such a lean, mean, tax-collecting machine. Read more →How To Avoid Double Taxation Of Your Small Business Profits
Have you been thinking about incorporating your small business or self-employment activity? The advantages are many!For starters, you'll be protecting yourself and your family from the possible of a business ending lawsuit. Read more →How To Avoid Paying Too Much Estimated Tax
Many self-employed people and small business owners make quarterly estimated tax payments at both the federal and state level. (Sigh!)If you're newly self-employed and perhaps unfamiliar with the government's estimated tax payment schedule, here are the due dates for the Year 2006 quarterly estimated tax payments:QTR 1: April 15, 2006 QTR 2: June 15, 2006 QTR 3: September 15, 2006 QTR 4: January 15, 2007The form used to accompany the payments is Form 1040-ES. Read more →How To Avoid Taxes
It's often said that there are two things we can depend on in life: death and taxes. The former will certainly remove all worry about the latter, but until it happens, you have to pay taxes. Read more →How To Avoid Those Mind-Boggling Depreciation Rules
Tired of dealing with those complex depreciation rules? Thanks to recent tax law changes, here's how to avoid them completely while benefiting from a lucrative small business tax break that not only puts money in your pocket, but also makes the filing of your income tax return much simpler. Read more →How To Benefit From A Student Loan Interest Deduction?
Being a student with a loan can be a huge hassle, but with the student loan interest deduction you can make it less of one. With the student loan interest deduction you can use it for up to $2,500 of the interest you might have paid on your loan and it's interest. Read more →How to Calculate Payroll Tax
The IRS is very strict on payroll tax and the deductions associated with it. Even a small miscalculation can land an organization in serious trouble with this regulatory authority. Read more →How to Check the Status of Your Tax Refund Online
So, you were pleasantly surprised to learn that you are getting a refund on your taxes. Congratulations! The question for most taxpayers expecting a return is, "Where is my refund? Read more →How To Choose A Good Tax Advisor
There is a major difference between a tax preparer and a tax advisor. Tax preparers, although many may advertise that they can save you money with your taxes or get you a better return, their actual job is really focused on the actual paperwork of filing out your taxes. Read more →How to Choose Tax Preparation Software
If you're like most Americans, you probably leave filing your income tax until the very last minute. Procrastination means that you probably need to get your taxes done quickly and thus probably require tax preparation software. Read more →← Previous Next →
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