IRS Rules for Employment Tax Items
Here’s a link to IRS rules concerning employment tax issues and items. The IRS site is actually a treasure trove of useful information all broken down into fairly small blocks. Check it out.

Here’s a link to IRS rules concerning employment tax issues and items. The IRS site is actually a treasure trove of useful information all broken down into fairly small blocks. Check it out.
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Ah, the Brag Basket. Once a week, I offer this post as a safe place to brag. Last week, Phil bragged on his guest spot on Sirius Radio. How neat! What will you brag about this week? You can brag on your business, your community, or your self. You can even brag on other folks,…
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As the summer and the year begin to wind down, all business owners need to think about tax time and, therefore, about record keeping. How long should you keep those old bank statements, etc? The IRS has the answer at http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=98513,00.html
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