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Up to $230 per month in employer-provided transit and vanpooling benefits can be provided as a tax-free fringe benefit to employees in 2010.

Fringe Benefits

Payroll Liabilities

If you have a deposit requirement, do not send tax payments with your tax return directly to the IRS. If you use the Federal Tax Deposit (FTD) coupon method, your deposit must go to your authorized bank.
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Tax Terminology

Married Filing Jointly

  • A married couple may file a joint return together. If your spouse died during the year, you may still file a joint return with that spouse for the year of death. This information provided by the Internal Revenue Service: http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=105098,00.html

Business

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

2011 Regulation Changes

The start of the New Year ushers in a series of new regulatory, compliance, and legislative changes that affect every small business. Here are the 11 issues that top the list of business regulations in 2011.
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Simplified Employee Pensions

The easiest retirement plans to set up and administer

Despite the many advantages of qualified retirement plans, many small business owners don’t take the time to sit down with their tax preparer and discuss the options that are available to them. If you are a small business owner, a Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) may be a good option to explore.
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Accountable Plans

Do you qualify for this money-saving vehicle?

Payroll taxes are a big cost of doing business, and any way you can save money is always worth looking into. One way to save on payroll taxes is to use an accountable plan. Under this plan, you save money on payments you make to employees for reimbursements of expenses or advances made in anticipation of such expenses.
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Starting a New Business

Knowing what expense to deduct.

If you started a new business this year, chances are you have incurred certain costs that may require special treatment on your tax return.
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Employee Theft

Claiming the loss

With the current economic downturn, some experts suggest that employee theft will increase. So, what can business owners do if they become a victim?
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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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