If you’re not sure what the “saver’s credit” is, you’re not alone. Members of the Senate Finance Committee believe many people who are eligible to… Read more »
Unless the owner handles all aspects of computing and paying payroll, there is room for fraud in every small business. The fact that your company… Read more »
The “American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012″ approved by Congress just after we plunged over the “fiscal cliff” restores and modifies several expired tax breaks,… Read more »
When natural disasters occur, they often leave many people with severely damaged or destroyed homes and businesses. Some lose everything they own. If you are… Read more »
Business owners and managers spend most of their time monitoring operations and dealing with everyday problems. But just as an annual checkup from your physician… Read more »
January is always a busy month for companies. You’re trying to get business off to a good start in the new year, you’re trying to… Read more »
Unless Congress acts by year-end, these are the changes you’ll see in the tax rules effective January 1, 2013. SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES. Employee’s share will… Read more »
It’s likely to be a daily occurrence: Your e-mail inbox contains at least one message touting a too-good-to-be-true offer. You probably shake your head and… Read more »
When you own Series EE or Series I savings bonds, you have a tax decision to make. Both types of bonds earn interest monthly. Usually,… Read more »
In your tax planning, don’t overlook how your tax-saving strategies might be affected by the alternative minimum tax. What is the alternative minimum tax? Enacted… Read more »
