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Is Your Business Keeping You Up at Night? The Underappreciated Importance of Sleep

Some of the world’s greatest minds, from Leonardo DaVinci to Winston Churchill, took daily naps. Today, the luxury is almost exclusively reserved for those under the age of five. In fact, most of us are lucky if we get eight hours of sleep at night. For business owners, sleep is particularly important, yet often elusive. […]

Author: Dan Brecher

October 10, 2014

House Makes Small-Business Tax Break Permanent

The House voted to make a tax break that allows small businesses to write off up to $500,000 in equipment purchases permanent on June 19, amid a push to end the annual process of renewing tax extenders. Tax extenders are breaks for individuals and corporations that expire and are renewed on a regular basis. The vote […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

June 30, 2014

Report Shows How Much Walgreens Stands To Gain with Inversion

Walgreens is just one of many U.S. companies to consider lowering its tax bill by moving abroad. This move, called an “inversion,” involves purchasing a foreign company and using it to alter the corporate structure so that the U.S. company is technically a corporate resident of the low-tax foreign country. Walgreens has been considering the […]

Author: James F. McDonough

June 18, 2014

The Top Tax Deductions for Business Owners

The Internal Revenue Service may have delayed tax season, but that doesn’t mean business owners shouldn’t begin preparing. One of the most important things when filing is deductions, as these can save a company money. The Internal Revenue Service may have delayed tax season, but that doesn’t mean business owners shouldn’t begin preparing. One of […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

January 22, 2014

4 Tax Mistakes Often Made by Business Owners

Tax season is just around the corner, which means business owners need to begin getting prepared. While doing so, it is important that the following common missteps are avoided: 1. Filing late: Probably the easiest mistake to avoid is filing taxes late. According to Nolo, this could result in the Internal Revenue Service charging business […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

January 20, 2014

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Business Owners and Wealthy Individuals: Don't Forget to Account for State Estate Taxes

Lawmakers’ decision to allow for a $5.25 million exemption for estates may have served as a great relief to wealthy individuals and small business owners who want to pass on considerable wealth to future generations. However, during estate tax planning, it’s important for individuals to also take estate taxes that their particular state may impose […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

April 29, 2013

IRS Clamps Down on Companies that Misclassify Workers

Tax season is officially here, and business owners with independent contractors and employees should not misclassify workers to avoid attracting the ire of the Internal Revenue Service. In an effort to close the tax gap and ensure full compliance with federal tax law, the IRS is focusing more closely on business tax returns and, specifically, […]

Author: Frank L. Brunetti

March 22, 2013

Business Owners: Avoid Tax Compliance Hang-ups Related to Independent Contractors

Avoid Tax Compliance Issues There are a number of perks to hiring independent contractors for jobs, rather than relying on salaried employees. However, there can also be potential tax law missteps related to issuing forms to freelance workers, making it important for business owners to tread cautiously around filing season. Failing to comply with federal […]

Author: James F. McDonough

February 6, 2013

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