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Need information on taxes for your small business from the Internal Revenue Service? U.S. small businesses can access tax information from the IRS via a special Website and toll free numbers. There are also help centers in some communities and services often have extended hours during tax time. Watch the following video from BusinessDotGov for mor Read More

Don't forget one of the most important items for your small business--the tax deduction! When you reach the end of the quarter or the end of the year, look carefully at what you've spent and what you've made and consider the many deductions you can legally bundle into your taxes... Read More

They say there is nothing certain but death and taxes. And while small businesses may be able to sidestep death, they are still in line to pay taxes. But, Uncle Sam does try to help out by providing a number of tax deductions aimed at supporting the small business sector. Here are a few top picks of small business tax deductions for and how to u Read More

If you pay yourself a salary or bonus each year from your corporation, you generally don't have to worry about whether the amount you pay yourself is "reasonable" in order for the corporation to deduct that salary or bonus from its corporate taxable income. Read More

Entrepreneurs have plenty on their plates without having to sweat tax season. In the following slides, Forbes.com rolls out handy, last-minute tax tips so that you can stay focused on what really matters: running your business. Read More

Here is the checklist of basic tax considerations for anyone who has started or is about to start a business. Read More

This video from SBTV examines whether an activity can be considered a small business or hobby especially for tax purposes according to Internal Revenue Service guidelines. A key point to remember is that to be a business, an activity must generate a profit within a certain period of time sometimes varying based on the type of activity. If a hobby Read More

LANSING, MI (MPRN) - Governor Granholm's administration will resume lobbying this week for expanding the number of tax credits the state uses to attract employers. The Michigan Economic Growth Authority awards the credits based on the recommendation of the state's business development agency. But this month, the authority almost reached the lim Read More

Oliver Waller, director of OneMinuteU, shares some secrets about small business tax breaks including what to deduct and what to watch for. Be sure to check with your own tax preparer and carefully research any advice you might get online, but the suggestions in this brief article may open your eyes to some of the amazing possibilities out there an Read More