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Decoding the IRS Dependent Rules! How Do I Know When to Claim a Dependent?
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Timothy Rea
Taxes can be confusing to anyone, whether you’ve been paying the IRS for years or this is your first time. The IRS doesn’t have to be an "evil" entity, if you know how taxes work and where you can take deductions. This article looks at some of the general questions people have in regards to tax credits and how to deal with personal businesses.
Failure To Pay Employment Taxes – Penalties
By :
Richard A. Chapo
As an employer, you must pay employment taxes if you have employees. Fail to pay and the IRS will rain all over your parade.
Identity Theft Impacting Your Taxes
By :
Richard A. Chapo
If your identity is stolen, your finances can quickly become a nightmare. A less obvious problem is the effect identity theft can have on your taxes.
IRS Lock-In Letters – What’s An Employer To Do?
By :
Richard A. Chapo
Employers often ask employees to designate the amount of tax withholdings for paychecks. Occasionally, employees will fail to withhold a sufficient amount in the eyes of the IRS. The IRS will then send a “lock-in” letter on the amount to be withheld. What’s an employer to do?
Need a Copy of Your Tax Return Information?
By :
Richard A. Chapo
Taxpayers have two easy and convenient options for getting copies of their federal tax return information — tax return transcripts and tax account transcripts — by phone or by mail.
What Can You Write-Off When Paying Your Workers?
By :
Richard A. Chapo
As your business grows, you are going to need help. This help comes in the form of employees and independent contractors. What you can write-off is dependent upon how your helper is classified – as an employee or independent contractor.
Use Your House as a Tax Shelter
By :
Mika Hamilton
A good tax shelter is hard to come by, but the perfect shelter may be right in front of your eyes. Most people do not realize that that the government allows us to use our homes as a way of collecting a tax deductions, credits, and benefits.
Write-Off Bad Business Debts On Your Taxes
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Richard A. Chapo
Practically every small business has receivables that it cannot obtain from clients. For those small businesses that suffer from uncollected receivables, solace can be taken from the fact you can claim a tax deduction.
Tax Issues for Self-Employed Individuals
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Richard A. Chapo
The United States is a nation of entrepreneurs. There are literally tens of millions of self-employed individuals that enjoy pursuing their dream business. Of course, few of you enjoy the paperwork and confusing tax issues that arise from owning your own business.
Deducting Alimony Payments
By :
Richard A. Chapo
Over 50% of marriages end in divorce in the United States. Many divorce decrees include provisions for the payment of alimony. The IRS takes the position that such payments constitute a form of income and create an alimony tax deduction for the person making payments.
Tax Records - What You Should Keep And For How Long
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Richard A. Chapo
Many taxpayers are confused about how long they should keep tax records. If you are one of the unlucky few to be audited, these records will be vital to fending off the IRS.
Your Home Based Business Tax Deductions
By :
james lowe
Your home based business tax deductions are a very important part of your business that must be worked on all year long.
Battling the IRS
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Richard A. Chapo
There was once a song about battling the law and losing. Fortunately, battling the IRS is possible and sometimes inevitable.
Per Diem Rates and Business Taxes
By :
Richard A. Chapo
The tax code for the United States is over 50,000 pages. Buried in this code is the subject of per diem rates, a topic that can save businesses money on their taxes.
Understanding Marketing Tax Deductions
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Richard A. Chapo
Marketing is a necessary expense in running practically any business and the IRS acknowledges as much. You may run advertisements on or in the Internet, radio, television, magazines, newspapers and other media to sell your products or services. You should be deducting all of the associated costs on your tax returns.
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