Year-End Tax Strategies
Rhonda Abram's year-end tax tips for 2002. Read more
The Republican Party controls the White House, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. What does that mean for small business? Rhonda Abrams challenges... Read more
Thinking of chucking the security of a job to become a soloist? Make sure you understand the forces that keep most people trapped in cubicles and dreaming of... Read more
How to get Uncle Sam to ease your cash-flow troubles. Read more
Thankfully, you can reduce your tax burden by deducting most of what you spend in the course of business. Read more
If you can pay your debt over time, an installment plan may be the right solution. Here are the pros and cons. Read more
Recent tax law changes make it particularly enticing to observe some typical year-end strategies that may not make the best business sense. Read more
What are best, worst, and in-between practices in the boardroom? Here are a few answers to the question: "If you had one tool to measure the value of a board... Read more
It's coming up on a year since the SEC and major stock exchanges started cracking down on "financial literacy" requirements for U.S. board audit committees. ... Read more
The new way the IRS collects payroll taxes could affect millions of small businesses. Read more
Now is a good time to begin reviewing your situation for next year's tax season. Read more
Tax laws offer incentives for hiring people you may not have considered. Read more
Business owners can avoid trouble at tax time by not paying themselves too much -- or too little. Read more
Are you in hot water with the IRS? Here are some tips for meeting them halfway. Read more
Law Taxation mentor Barbara Weltman discusses the circumstances under which your home office qualifies for a tax deduction. Read more
A new set of rules from Congress in 1999 broadened the guidelines for home office deductions. Do you qualify? Read more
When it comes to paying taxes, independent professionals should consider if they can tackle the project themselves. Read more
Taking your company public? Make sure you understand who the players are and their roles in the process. Read more
One of the keys to a smooth IPO is a thorough review of your business. This due diligence process ensures you can back up everything you say in your SEC regi... Read more
Things to think about if you want to start a small business based on an activity near and dear to your heart. Read more
You've hung out your shingle. Now it's time to turn to a necessary evil: minding the books. Here are tips on making the task more bearable. Read more
Your business must be more than a disguised hobby--it has to pass muster with the IRS as a real business. Read more
Focus on the features to find the right accounting program for your business. Read more
In today's tight financing markets, with many owners relying on cash flow to fund expansion, cost control could be your key to faster growth. Read more
Owners can choose their tax treatment in a number of instances. Read more
Charitable giving is encouraged by the IRS, but there are limitations to what you can deduct from your taxes for this act of generosity. Read more
A guide to books and Web sites that can help you take advantage of corporate-tax strategies and deductions. Resources include tips from the IRS and tax-filin... Read more
A business owner must decide if he should tell his auditors about a company-threatening problem--thereby ensuring the business's demise--or lie to them and w... Read more
Some Year 2000 bug repairs are tax deductible. Read more
Entrepreneurs face special personal-tax pitfalls. Read more
A look at different stock option plans, including nonqualified plans and ISOs. Includes an explanation of the tax differences and ways to customize your plan. Read more
With 48 different state-tax codes, you could have tax liabilities you've never dreamed of. Read more
Inc.'s finance editor asks four tax experts, How bad can an audit be?Well, maybe you don't really want to know! Read more
Here are some Federal Web sites that can help you find important on-line information. Read more
Inc.'s finance editor explains how the IRS's private letter ruling can give you the inside tax scoop. Read more
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