BizSugar.com › Upcoming News › Finance › Taxes › Page 41

You don’t have to confine your tax organization to the time between January 1 and April 15. If you plan your tax strategy all year, you are less likely to miss things, and more likely to improve your tax efficiency. Read More

The Marketplace Fairness Act is a bill be voted on in congress, which would enable companies with at least $1 million in sales to withhold sales taxes for online purchases. It was passed by the Senate, and will be voted on most likely in the House. How will this affect your small business? Read More

When you work from a home office, you incur a number of costs to keep your business going. The good news is that many of these home office costs are tax-deductible. Read More

It is amazing how many business owners know so little about the flat rate scheme for VAT. It is a scheme that can not only reduce the accounting burden for small businesses but also save them a fair few pennies in the process! So what is the flat rate scheme, who is eligible and what is the catch? Read More

Practical advice on what to do if you receive a notice from the IRS. Usually a simple response may be all that is required. Read More

A review of how the IRS offer in compromise program changed from 2011-2012 after the fresh start program. Offers increased, but less than than the growth of total offers accepted and the growth of the acceptance rate. Read More

Tax time is over, and those Americans who are expecting a refund are already making plans to spend it. How? A study of Twitter feeds by IQ Agency found that as of early April, 65 percent of Americans already knew how they planned to spend their tax refunds. The result is good news for retailers, wi Read More

Nellie Akalp, CEO of Corpnet.com, shares how entrepreneurs working full time can save on their taxes by starting up their dream venture on the side in this Mashable post. Read More

The PST has been in effect for almost a month now, and we have heard mixed reviews from many of our clients. One thing we have noticed is that our clients from the construction and food industries have had an overwhelmingly busy month. It seems as though their customers have been waiting to start e Read More