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Tax Topics For Individuals
Tax Blueprint for the Construction Industry
The IRS continues to zero in on what it calls the "tax gap" — the amount between the taxes that are voluntarily paid and the…
Don’t Overlook a Roth IRA if You Are Self-Employed
Saving for retirement on a tax-advantaged basis should be on nearly everyone's financial "to do" list. Making contributions to a…
Retirement Accounts and Your Estate Plan
Successful estate planning generally involves passing on your assets to your heirs at a low tax cost. To help achieve that goal, there…
Stop, Look and Think Before You Expand
The driving force in many expansion plans is to generate higher sales, with the hope that profits, too, will rise. But before making…
Beware: CGL Policies Don’t Cover Faulty Work
Builders and contractors who buy commercial general liability (CGL) insurance policies with the impression that they will keep them…
Tax Consequences of Barter Agreements
"I'll do your family's dental work for free if you build a deck onto my house." If you're in the construction industry,…
Follow Detailed Recordkeeping Rules For Vehicle Expense Deductions
Many business owners fail to follow the strict tax rules for substantiating vehicle expenses. But if your business is audited, the IRS…
IRS Audits: What To Know If It Happens To You
Nanny Tax Rules
When you hire a nanny, housekeeper or other domestic worker, pay close attention to the tax rules. The laws related to domestic workers…
Medical Costs: Can I Really Get A Tax Break For That?
It's difficult for many people to write off medical expenses because of the limits imposed under the tax laws. But you may qualify…
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