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IRS to Take a Closer Look at Small Business Filings
Here are three important tips for how entrepreneurs can avoid getting into trouble with the IRS.
5 Hiring Practices to Keep You Out of Hot Water With the IRS
Distinguishing between independent contractors and employees properly means covering all your bases. Here are five important steps to take.
How to Respond to a Letter From the IRS? Breathe.
Getting a letter from the IRS can be a panic-inducing experience. Here's how to handle it and calm your nerves.
How to Scale Up Your Holiday Workforce the Right Way
There's a right way and a wrong way to staff up for the holidays. Here are a few tips for keeping you on track and out of the IRS's headlights.
Why You Should Keep Business and Personal Expenses Separate
Mixing business expenses with your personal life can get messy fast.
Why Missing Quarterly Tax Deposits Can Devastate Your Business
Don't get yourself in trouble with the IRS. Here's how to make sure you stay on top of tax deposits.
What To Do If You Receive a 1099-K Notice From the IRS
Stay calm: It may not be an audit. Get some professional tax advice, gather up your records and respond, says tax expert Barbara Weltman.
The IRS Wants to Know If Your Freelancer Should Be Getting a W2
When the U.S. government is hurting for pennies, you'd better mind your Ps and Qs.
5 Reasons the IRS's New Focus on Small Businesses Is Ridiculously Egregious
The IRS is sending letters to tens of thousands of small businesses asking if they are underreporting revenue, according to new reports.
Calculating Your Home-Office Deduction Just Got Easier
The IRS provides a new streamlined option for determining how much you can deduct for your home-office space.
I'm Being Audited. Now What?
Don't let a tax audit get you down. Accountant Mark Kohler offers four tips to help you save time and money.
Three Tips for Avoiding a Tax Audit
Accountant Mark Kohler offers advice for how you can keep the IRS from knocking on your door.
Five Tips For Avoiding a Tax Audit
Before you file your taxes, watch out for these common red flags that could draw unwanted attention by the IRS.
Online Sellers Brace for a New Tax Filing Requirement
Some small businesses may need to declare added income on their 2011 returns. Here's what you need to know if do business on eBay or Etsy.
Five Rules for Writing Off Meals and Entertainment Costs
There's a fine line between business and pleasure when you're talking entertainment expenses. Learn what you can and can't deduct.