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How to be up-to-date when you file for '08

Here are some helpful tips to ensure that your small business doesn't leave money on the table this tax season

By Reed Richardson
The past year has seen a number of changes to the tax code that could significantly affect small businesses and start-ups. Here's a rundown of the major tax updates and additions for filing your 2008 taxes.

Section 179 Expensing: In an effort to reward businesses that invested in expansion and infrastructure last year, th...

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What to keep in mind as you work in '09

Take advantage of this year's tax changes to help your small business today

By Reed Richardson

This year, the tax code has undergone a number of changes that could offer substantial benefits come filing season next spring. But to take full advantage, savvy small business owners should start incorporating these new rules into their day-to-day business practices right now.

Section 179 Expensing: If you missed out-or couldn't afford-to make large...

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Audit Odds: Are you at risk? Can you avoid them?

Some valuable advice on how to avoid an audit and what to do if you can't
By Max Berry

Just how much time the IRS will devote to small business audits in the current financial climate remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure: Small business owners have always run a heightened risk of being audited. Some businesses are more vulnerable than others, but knowing how to best avoid an audit-and how to deal with one if one can't be avoided-will only help you come tax seas...

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7 Tax Tips for the Self Employed

7 Tax Tips for the Self Employed

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Posted by: SBOCTeam, Mar 3, 2009

Being self-employed is a dream for many people. Who doesn't want to be his or her own boss? Of course, the downside of being the boss is the all responsibilities that come with the job. Unfortunately, calculating and paying taxes are part of those responsibilities.

By Christopher Freeburn
According to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), you are considered self-employed "if you are in business for yourself, or carry on a trade or business as a sole proprietor or an independent...

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