Archive for the 'Tax Smarts' Category

Starting a Small Business: How to Avoid a Common Yet Deadly Mistake

Friday, October 16th, 2009

Most entrepreneurs give little thought to the legal structure of their business, especially in the early days. But not knowing the risks of just “winging it” can come back to take a painful bite out of your bottom line. Even worse, it could put you at very real risk of losing more than your business, [...]

Three Keys to Streamlining Your Business Finances

Wednesday, September 9th, 2009

One of the best things about the shift in our economy, is it’s forcing us to do what we should be doing anyway – managing business more effectively.
The pinch just about everyone is feeling right now can actually serve us. That’s because it provides powerful motivation to trim the fat and maximize all our resources [...]

2009 Tax Breaks for Small Business

Wednesday, June 10th, 2009

Finally a couple breaks that gives a bit of relief specifically for self-employed folks!
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) has created a few tax breaks for 2009 that are only available this year, some with just a few months to take action and save taxes. Here are a couple you may want to take [...]

Tax Crunch Relief: How You Can Still Meet the Tax Deadline

Monday, April 13th, 2009

Are you having fun? They say that time flies when you are. The fact that April 15th has nearly arrived and has caught a lot of people by surprise, must mean there’s a lot of fun going on! That’s the positive spin, anyway.
If you are one who had intended to have your taxes [...]

Could The Use Tax Bite You?

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

Many people have never heard of Use Tax, but it could be a tax that just might jump up an bite you!
Use Tax is not something new. It has been around as long as it’s much more famous brother, Sales Tax. Generally, Use Tax is paid to states that charge Sales Tax. The purpose of [...]


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