ArticlesTaxes : January 30, 2008

For many entrepreneurs, the same go it alone spirit that prompted them to start their own company also informs their attitude toward filing their small business' taxes. Who better than me to do it? If you're one of those types willing to take on 1040s, 1065s or 1120s all by yourself, here's some things to consider to make things go a little bit smoother along the way.

Get the timing down
First, you're going to want to invest an ample amount of time into researching and ...

Spend it wisely, and take a closer look at your quarterly payments

By Robert Tie, CFP

Congratulations - you've just received a sizeable check from the IRS! Sure, you knew it was coming and how much it would be. But still your pulse quickens, and you're mildly euphoric. Somehow this feels almost as good as getting cash from a client.
But is a large refund reason to celebrate? "Certainly not," says Eric Rigby, CPA, of RFG, Inc., a New Orleans tax and account...