Business Taxes

Beware Of The Tax Man

By Inc. staff | Dec 1, 1990

Chart depicting a telephone poll asking whether companies have been audited in the last ten years. Read more

Muscling In

By Robert A. Mamis | Oct 1, 1990

Profile of a start-up reconditioner of classic American muscle cars. Read more

Creators of the New Japan

By Joel Kotkin | Oct 1, 1990

Why Japan's future will depend more and more on small, innovative research- and development-oriented companies. Read more

Full Circle

By Elizabeth Conlin | Sep 1, 1990

Businessman returns to Poland determined to transform a Communist monument into a center of capitalism. Read more

Watch Over Me

By Leslie Brokaw | May 1, 1990

Company keeps watch over the quality of manufacturing done overseas for client companies here in the U.S. Read more

Sign Of The Times

By Martha E. Mangelsdorf | Apr 1, 1990

The U.S. Tax Court ruled that a New York printing company could deduct kickbacks to purchasing agents. Read more

USSR Inc.

By Leslie Brokaw | Mar 1, 1990

Moscow city government and American publishing company team up to publish a magazine for U.S. and Soviet entrepreneurs. Read more

Congressional Privilege

By Inc. staff | Feb 1, 1990

The U.S. International Trade Commission publishes reports based on data from overseas markets. Read more

International: What Next?

By Inc. staff | Dec 1, 1989

Survey: Do Europeans believe their unification in 1992 will protect Europe from the U.S. and Japan? Read more

International

By Inc. staff | Nov 1, 1989

Survey: Does the United States have too much trade with Japan... with Russia? Read more

Business and Revolution

By Joel Kotkin | Sep 1, 1989

Chinese entreprenuer is placed on communist China's "most wanted" list for founding a democratic organization. Read more

Taxes

By Inc. staff | Sep 1, 1989

Chart: Amounts of corporate assets and the percentages of tax returns audited for 1987 and 1988. Read more

The Do-It-Yourself Tax Cut

By Jill Andresky Fraser | Sep 1, 1989

Tax planning and reduction strategies can add business benefits and reduce audit risks. Read more

Second Thoughts

By Joel Kotkin | Jul 1, 1989

Corruption and decay in the Japanese economy; is it really so wise for the U.S. economy to emulate Japan's? Read more

Read Our Lips

By Inc. staff | Feb 1, 1989

A surprising number of CEOs favor tax increases for fighting the federal budget deficit. Read more

Last Acts of the 100th Congress

By Jay Brandzel | Feb 1, 1989

Corrections to the 1986 tax bill, tax break extensions, and the taxpayer's bill of rights. Read more

Ways To Reduce Estate Taxes

By Inc. staff | Jan 1, 1989

Tax paragraphs on stock sales to children, family gifts, capital losses, debts, car expenses, and IRS tardiness. Read more

Weighing Your Debt Load

By Charles W. Kyd | Dec 1, 1988

A formula to discover whether you're making or losing money on the cash you borrow. Read more

The New Benefits Law

By Jay Brandzel | Dec 1, 1988

Tax information on employee-benefits, consumer interest strategies, employees with dependents, and gift deductions. Read more

Borrowing From Your Company

By Irving L. Blackman | Nov 1, 1988

Tax strategies on company loans, travel deductions, interest deductions and retained earnings. Read more

Home Entertainment

By Jay Brandzel | Oct 1, 1988

Tax strategies, including party deductions, child payment, executor's rights, and IRS rule changes. Read more

China's Hot Companies

By Joel Kotkin | Aug 1, 1988

China's entrepreneurial ventures have grown despite the communist government. Read more

Cutting the Family Tax Bill

By Irving L. Blackman | Aug 1, 1988

Tax strategies including stock dividends, working lunches, mileage allowance, IRS rewards, and gift-tax traps. Read more

Taxing the Service Sector

By Jay Finegan | Feb 1, 1988

There are no good reasons -- only political reasons -- why states should collect sales taxes on hammers but not on the services of people who wield them. Read more

Untaxed Competitors

By Fred Davie | Dec 1, 1987

Facing unfair competition from tax-exempt charities Read more