Handling Commuting Costs: Employer and Employee Perspectives
Generally the cost of commuting to and from work is not deductible by an employee. However, certain payments by employers-called qualified transportation ... Read more
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Generally the cost of commuting to and from work is not deductible by an employee. However, certain payments by employers-called qualified transportation ... Read more
Now's the time to review your tax picture for the current year. This will allow you to take actions that can reduce your 2000 taxes. These actions can als... 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
Who should own your business car -- you or your corporation? The answer depends on several tax and non-tax factors. Here are some things to consider in ma... Read more
To buy equipment and run your business, it's inevitable that you'll incur debt at some time or another. Generally, interest on business loans is fully ded... Read more
Having trouble finding employees? The tax law provides incentives for hiring certain individuals you might not otherwise have considered. W... Read more
Q: I have a small business and can't afford to pay for my employees' medical coverage. I've heard there's a way that my employees can pa... Read more
There's no time like the present to start getting your paperwork in order for next year's tax season. Read more
Your corporation may need a cash infusion to sustain its operations. Instead of seeking new investors or a loan from a commercial lender, you may put the ... Read more
Q: I'm starting a business as a sole proprietor. I don't plan to have any employees. Do I need an employee identification number, or can... Read more
If you cover your employees' business travel and entertainment expenses, start the new year off right by setting up an "accountable plan." This type of pl... Read more
Q: Currently I use independent contractors in my business. What is the additional cost of making them my employees? A:Read more
Before the end of the fiscal year (e.g., December 31 for calendar-year corporations), boards of directors of small corporations should meet to discuss a w... Read more
Proposed Treasury regulations released in mid-January [ 2001] greatly simplify computations for required minimum distributions (RMDs) from qualified retir... Read more
The accounting method used by your business governs the timing of reporting income and expenses. The two main methods are the cash method and the accrual ... Read more
If you have any employees (including yourself if your business is incorporated), you'd better comply with employment tax requirements in order to avoid pe... Read more
While many tax rules are automatic, there are a number of instances in which owners can choose their tax treatment. Here's a listing of some elections ava... Read more
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