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Advance Child Tax Credit Payments Start This Month
The Internal Revenue Service has started sending letters to more than 36 million American families who, based on tax returns filed with the agency,
4 Ways to Stop Your Overspending
If opening your credit card bills, your checkbook or your wallet are traumatic events, you may have a problem with overspending. It’s nothing to
Writing Off Your Business Start-Up Expenses
Article Highlights: $5,000 First-year Start-up and Organizational Expense Write-off Timely Filing Requirements Qualifying Start-up Expenses Trade or Business Purchase Qualifying Organizational Expenses Expense Write-off
You Can Expense Business IT Purchases
Thanks to some very liberal tax laws written to encourage investment in personal tangible equipment, including information technology (IT) equipment, many businesses will be
What Is a Joint Venture?
When multiple business entities make a decision to start a new business together as a cooperative arrangement, they form what is known as a
9 Best Ways to Start a Business Budget to Spur and Guide Growth
Building a business is a process that requires careful attention to many individual points, all with the goal of increasing customers, improving products, and
When an Employee Should Update Form W-4
Employees are required or are permitted to file an updated Form W-4 (Employee’s Withholding Certificate) in certain circumstances, as discussed more fully in the
SBA Raises Loan Limit For COVID-19 EIDL Loans to $500,000
As U.S. businesses continue to recover from COVID-19’s economic devastation, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is expanding loan opportunities. The agency announced that
Renting Out a Second Home
In general, income from renting a vacation home for 15 days or longer must be reported on your tax return on Schedule E, Supplemental
IRS Allows 100% Deduction For Certain Food, Beverages
Companies are getting a small break! IRS is temporarily letting businesses take a 100% deduction on food and beverages from restaurants. As you know,
