When you're running a small business, it may seem like deciding between cash and accrual accounting is just one more thing on the long list of things you need to get done. But the fact of the matter is the decision on which accounting method you're going to use makes a difference in something as simple as how you do your taxes and can have long-lasting effects beyond the end of the year.
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Cash vs. Accrual and Why Accounting Matters for Taxes : Money :: American Express OPEN Forum
Posted by thursdayb under TaxesFrom http://www.openforum.com 5165 days ago
3 Mistakes to Avoid if You’re Self-Employed
Posted by billrice under TaxesFrom http://www.christianpf.com 5167 days ago
It seems there are more and more people becoming self employed these days - or at the very least, many folks are starting a side business, turning a hobby into some extra income or doing some type of independent contractor work. There are some mistakes you will definitely want to avoid...
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Are Lower Small Business Taxes Worth a Move?
Posted by ThomasPickering under TaxesFrom http://www.finweb.com 5170 days ago
Many states will offer lower small business taxes to entice economic development. This is an entirely legal maneuver, and it has been used to sway major companies and industries to develop in new areas. If you are considering a move to save on your small business taxes, think about
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The Facts About E-Commerce Taxes
Posted by businessdotgov under TaxesFrom http://community2.business.gov 5172 days ago
For the most part, online businesses are required to comply with the same rules and regulations of traditional small businesses. When it comes to taxes, however, several additional issues come into play. Check out this quick guide to find out what all business owners in the e-commerce world should know.
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Beware the Independent Contractor Trap
Posted by CreativeCapitalAssoc under TaxesFrom http://features.bizmore.com 5175 days ago
Is the use of independent contractors being targeted by the IRS to find companies avoiding payroll taxes?
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You must figure your taxable income on the basis of a tax year and file an income tax return. A “tax year” is an annual accounting period for keeping records and reporting income and expenses. An annual accounting period does not include a short tax year.
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How to cut the tax bill on your self-employment salary
Posted by ThomasPickering under TaxesFrom http://smallbusiness.blogs.cnnmoney.cnn.com 5177 days ago
A salary is a payment by a business in exchange for services rendered. A distribution is a payment taken out of the profits or other assets of the organization.
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Tax Deductions and Your Small Business
Posted by ThomasPickering under TaxesFrom http://www.allbusiness.com 5180 days ago
Taxes are an inevitable — and painful — part of every business owner's life. But there are ways to reduce, if not eliminate, your company's tax burden if you know how to use business-expense tax deductions to your advantage.
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4 Overlooked Small Business Tax Deductions
Posted by TomBirches under TaxesFrom http://www.morebusiness.com 5184 days ago
It's time to start preparing your small business taxes. Don't forget about these small business tax deductions!
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Small Business Taxes & Management
Posted by ThomasPickering under TaxesFrom http://www.smbiz.com 5190 days ago
Need a transcript or copy of a prior year's tax return? You should be saving all your tax returns. They can provide important for any number of reasons. And the more complicated your return, the more important it is to keep a copy. That's particularly true for business owners, active investors, etc. Switching return preparers? It's probably the first question the new preparer will as
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