19th March 2010
When the death of an individual results in property or belongings being passed on to another individual or entity, estate taxes can be levied upon those assets. Because the laws dealing with estate taxes change so frequently, the amount of taxes levied can vary greatly depending on the year of death. For example, some years [...]
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8th March 2010
The IRS taxes the incomes of those individuals whose earnings meet or exceed the specified minimum requirement. Normally, taxes are automatically withheld from an employee's check by an employer. However, each year in April citizens must still file an individual income tax return. Depending on the total amount of earnings for the year and filing [...]
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6th March 2010
One of the main skills that the average adult should be good at is tax return preparation. You don't have to be great, but you at least have to be good. This way, you can handle on your own what every single working adult has to do every year. Really, taxes are [...]
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4th March 2010
Stay At The Hilton But Eat At Mc Donald’s
That’s the best way to get the most out of your tax deductions when you are traveling on business. The fact is that your travel accommodations, such as your hotel room, are 100 percent tax deductible when they are fully business related. Therefore, take full [...]
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7th February 2010
Using Your Child In Your Business? Write It Off
There are several ways to benefit from employing your child in your business. First, in order for this to happen, you must be a sole proprietor or be in a partnership where you and your spouse are the only partners. Then, if you hire [...]
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22nd January 2010
Deduct Your Retirement Contributions Yet?
Many people think they have to work for a company instead of starting their own business because they do not think they can have their own retirement plan or get the benefits from it that other employers get. The fact is, you can! In fact, if you are self [...]
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21st January 2010
When one is chosen as an executor of a will, dealing with the assets of an individual who has passed can mean dealing with estate or inheritance taxes. While the two are commonly confused, estate taxes have to do with the property or estate itself whereas inheritance taxes affect the estate's beneficiaries. Another difference is [...]
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15th January 2010
Income taxes are the obligatory financial contribution levied against the annual earnings of both individuals and companies. Every year, income taxes are collected by the federal government via the filing of income tax returns. Every individual and company is responsible for truthfully and accurately reporting all of their income to the government in order for [...]
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6th January 2010
Party With The Employees, At The Government?s Expense
Did you know that if you host a picnic for your employees and their families that the IRS will pick up the tab in the way of a business tax deduction? Entertainment costs for your business are tax deductible. Most of these expenses come in the [...]
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4th January 2010
Claiming Bad Debts? You May Not Be Allowed To
There are many items in business when you are left with providing a product or service and the buyer does not pay. Unfortunately, this is not always something that you can deduct off your taxes. The tax laws allow for some bad debt expenses [...]
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