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It's never too late to find ways to legitimately lower your taxes. Here are three often overlooked ways to reduce your tax burden when you're charitable or out of work.
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By Rieva Lesonsky Has your business ever been audited by the IRS? Just hearing those words can send a shiver of fear down any entrepreneur’s spine. Unfortunately, small business owners have more reason than usual to be nervous about opening their mail for the next few years thanks to the IRS’s Empl Read More

The US corporate income tax rate is 35%. Yet this year, Google, which made $5.5 billion in revenues, only paid an effective tax rate of 2.4%. Indeed, it’s not unusual for a corporation to pay only 6-7% in effective taxes.
Such numbers put you and me and most small businesses to shame. What gives? Read More

The Philly Blog Tax is a silly tax and a major reason why every people, including those in the Government, should start blogging and try to make money from it Read More

Over the last several years, presidential administrations and congresses have engaged in a number of Keynesian fiscal measures: stimulus checks for households, “cash for clunkers,” tax credits for homebuyers, and the gargantuan 2009 stimulus bill. Read More

In today's "The Gartman Letter," Dennis seems to concur that the improving tax collections reported for September are a sure sign of economic strength: Read More

If you're starting a home based small business what kinds of tax deductions can you claim both when setting up your business and after wards for things like travel etc? This discussion at the Business Owners' Idea Cafe yielded some advice from consultant Lillyvette Montalvo. Read some of her sugges Read More

What is and is NOT tax deductible in terms of expenses incurred while running your small business? Well, it's not always an easy question to answer and, of course, if you're new to filling out small business tax forms you may want to consult with an accountant or professional tax preparer before ma Read More

You may be able to claim a tax deduction for attending a working conference in Las Vegas or another location as long as it is required for work. Read More