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Tax Terminology

Capital loss carryover

  • A capital loss that is not deductible because it exceeds the annual $3,000 capital loss ceiling. A carryover loss may be deducted from capital gains of later years plus up to $3,000 of ordinary income.

Business

Financial tax tips, help, and answers for small business owners, entrepreneurs, and independent contractors.

New rules will impact ATM and debit transactions

New Federal regulations will soon take effect. This change could have important implication for your business because it may lead to more debit card transaction being declined at the point of sale.
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New Health Care Law Brings Changes

Expanded coverage for older children now available.

In today’s economy, many parents have adult children who still rely on them for some financial support. As a result of the recently passed landmark health legislation that overhauls the current health care system, many adult children may now be able to rely on their parents for assistance with health care coverage as well.
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New Forms To Correct Employment Returns

The IRS has released new forms to correct employment returns. Do you need to make an adjustment?
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Business Credits

Business owners are eligible for a variety of tax credits. Here are a few credits you may qualify for:
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Keeping Good Records, Why it is important.

A business owner who keeps accurate records (aka bookkeeping or books) is able to easily monitor the progress of his or her business.
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Compensating an S Corporation Shareholder

If you are a corporate officer of an S corporation performing services for the corporation, you must pay yourself a reasonable salary.
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