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  • Do You Have To Pay Tax On Your Online Income?
    Q: I just started my home based business this year and expect to just break even this year. Do I still need to report my income, even if I don't actually make a profit? Also, what expenses can I deduct?
  • Tax Issues For Ebay Sellers And Online Businesses
    If you sell on eBay, or if you have an online business, listen up. There are several tax issues in the news right now that could have a huge impact on the way you do business.
  • Do You Owe A Debt To The Federal Government?
    After you throw the cap and gown into the air and strut down the aisle, you may not be thinking about the debt you will have to repay. It comes in the form of a prepayment booklet of sorts in the mailbox.
  • Deducting Your Home Office Is Not Always A Wise Choice
    Even as it is every home based business owner’s dream come true, deducting your home office may not always be a wise choice or even a legal one. The Internal Revenue Service has put in place a plethora of very strict guidelines that determine which entrepreneurs will have the option of taking that coveted deduction and who is not eligible to do so. You need to be fully aware of the guidelines or you could end up finding yourself in trouble with the IRS.
  • Rule 144 Holding Periods Shorten
    The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) voted unanimously on November 15, 2007 to cut the required holding period in half from twelve to six months for selling restricted and control securities.
  • Computerizing Your Home Business Books For Taxes
    Does thinking about getting your business records ready for taxes give you a headache? It affects many people in this way. Do you procrastinate in preparing your documents? If so, then there is more than likely a better way. There's no reason you shouldn't start right now and develop a system to make it easier to manage.
  • Self Employment Tax Rules For Fiscally Challenged
    Even as your enthusiasm about finally making some money in your home based business is beginning to build, in the back of your mind the nagging worry about the tax ramifications that your sudden income will generate cannot be denied. Sure, you probably read up on tax liabilities, but more than likely with an eye to tax deductions rather than self-employment tax.
  • Tax Services For Individuals
    The tax services that individual taxpayers need could be very complex at times because in addition to filing tax paperwork for income reporting purposes, the individual might have investments that need to be managed throughout the year. Low-income individuals will usually perform all tax services alone because the tax forms are brief, concise and to the point and the chance of an individual making any errors on these forms is next to nil.
  • Accessing Information About Tax Services
    The Federal, State, and local Governments have established a long list of publications to help taxpayers learn about the tax system. Businesses need access to a variety of tax services to perform daily business operations and these publications will teach small business owners how to fill out tax forms correctly. Tax services are provided free of charge to those that contact the Government agency for guidance by telephone or through regular or electronic mail services.
  • 5 Tax Saving Tips For Your Company
    Nevertheless, many companies don't take advantage of the opportunities that are available. Luckily, with some fairly straightforward tax planning, you can significantly reduce your corporate tax this year.
  • Tax Rules & Benefits For The Self-Employed
    Who hasn’t dreamed of quitting their day job, starting their own company, and living happily ever after? Abrasive bosses and questionable decisions can make a normal nine to five job grow stale pretty fast. Today, more people than ever are enjoying the freedom that comes with starting a small business and being their own boss, but what about the taxes? How much should you pay, and how often? What can you claim as business expenses? What can be deducted?
  • Tax Deductions For The Home Business Owner
    Tax time can be one of the most anticipated periods of the year. After the holidays have become a memory and before the fun of summer begins, we must devote several hours of our lives to completing this project. This can be especially challenging for the home based business owner. There are several deductions that are available for the work from home individual. These ideas can help reduce your tax burden.
  • Small Business Tax Help: Are You Claiming Enough Deductions?
    The formula is pretty simple: your small business must pay taxes on what's left of your revenues after you have deducted all your expenses. That said, it would seem to make sense to claim the maximum allowable number and amount of deductions in order to reduce your tax liability. Luckily, the IRS gives you lots of choices as to tax deductions that you can legally claim.
  • Small Business Tax Help: Don't Forget These Deductions
    In an earlier article, I talked about how you, as a small business owner, can rightfully claim many small business deductions as a way to reduce your taxes. In this article, I’ll present several more. Check to see if you have included these in your tax planning.
  • Don't Overpay Your Taxes
    There can be a number of reasons – or rationalizations. First a person may want to stay on the right side of the IRS. Why draw concern and attention. So what if I overpay a bit of taxes. At least I will sleep soundly at night.
  • Deducing Your Home Office Deduction
    You’re filing your first federal tax return as a home business owner, and naturally want to take the home office deductions to which you are entitled. What you most definitely do not want to do is take a home office deduction to which you are not entitled, so you need to understand the difference.
  • Parents Missing Out On £1500 Tax Refund
    Thousands of parents have yet to benefit from a substantial tax credit refund which can be worth over £1500 per family. For those with children born between 1985 and 2003 a valid claim can still claim made - but time is running out.
  • Let Your Tax Attorney Answer When The Irs Comes Calling
    The beginning thought of T.S Eliot’s masterwork “The Wasteland” states that “April is the cruelest month,” and while his poem deals with themes far more universal than tax time in the US, millions of American taxpayers can only nod their heads in agreement at its opening words. But those taxpayers for whom April has added insult to injury in the form of an IRS or state tax board dispute, a tax attorney can be a longed-for ally.
  • Legal And Tax Strategies For The Online Retailer - Protecting Yourself And Your Assets
    When you open an E-Biz, it’s important you remember that it really is a business and approach it as you would any other business. Don’t just jump in and start selling. Consider all the legal issues — your responsibilities and the risks you’re assuming — in order to safe-guard your investments.

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