The weather is suddenly cooler. Leaves are changing color. Halloween decorations fill store shelves. Suddenly, business is picking up in your small business. Welcome to fall – for many small businesses, the busiest, most hectic, and important time of the year. How will you make the most of fall in your small business? Fall is […]
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RUN A BETTER BUSINESS Boost your income with these money-making ideas and tips. RyanJLane | Getty Images Whether you are new to your career or an industry veteran with 20 years of experience, it’s likely that you want to increase your take-home pay. Although we can’t guarantee you a raise this year, there are some
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The Internal Revenue Service reminds small businesses of the many free products available to help them understand and comply with the law. Products ranging from online calculators, printable calendars, step-by-step guides and a series of educational webinars are all available on IRS.gov. Federal law requires most employers to withhold federal taxes from their employees’ wages. IRS tools can help small businesses understand
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IR-2017-107, June 15, 2017 WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service today warned people to beware of a new scam linked to the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS), where fraudsters call to demand an immediate tax payment through a prepaid debit card. This scam is being reported across the country, so taxpayers should be alert
It may not be your first priority, but preparing to repay your student loans should be on your pre-graduation to-do list. How you manage your student loan payments will shape your finances for decades to come, so know what you’re dealing with before you get swept up in the day-to-day demands of post-graduate life. There are a
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WASHINGTON — Tax day has come and gone for most people, but some taxpayers may still be dealing with their taxes. The IRS offers these tips for handling some typical after-tax-day issues: Didn’t File by April 18? There is no penalty for filing a late return after the tax deadline if the taxpayer receives a
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The Internal Revenue Service reminded taxpayers that while more than 90 percent of federal tax refunds are issued in 21 days or less, some refunds may take longer. Many factors can affect the timing of a refund after the IRS receives the return. Also, taxpayers should take into consideration the time it takes a financial
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Taxes Done? By the time most of us finish our taxes, we don’t want to think about them again for a long while. However, that’s exactly what financially savvy taxpayers do! By taking a look at your tax situation before the year is over, you can take advantage of every legal means to reduce the
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Holiday Budgeting and Spending…. Depending on which source you choose to get the numbers, the average American shopper is estimated to spend anywhere between $737 and $1000 in that vague, ambiguous category we label as “holiday spending” for the 2014 season. While there’s no easy solution to the budgeting process for the holiday season, there
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College is expensive. Most parents, when faced with that first year of college tuition payments cringe at the thought. One significant way parents can ease those painful costs is with available tax credits. An education credit reduces the amount of tax owed on your tax return. If the credit reduces your tax to less than
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