Friday May 9, 2008
By Bill Bischoff
As you prepare your business taxes, don't forget to take advantage of the ultra-generous first-year depreciation write-off.
You might be able to cut your self-employment tax dramatically with this savvy tax move.
Do you have questions about business tax breaks for your car? We've got the answers.
Here's one battle you don't want to pick: an IRS audit. How to keep Uncle Sam at bay.
Can’t file your business taxes on time? Here's what to do if you miss the deadline.
Labor laws vary from state to state when it comes to passing along certain business expenses to your employees. Be sure to know when and where it's legal to do so.
Confused? Here are free resources to get your return moving in the right direction.
Business owners often wrestle with expenses that don't fit neatly into IRS guidelines.
Can an ex-husband who lost the business through divorce take a tax loss? Can you deduct mileage and car payments? We've got answers.
I'd like to leave my current job and start my own business doing something creative. Can you advise?
The stimulus package offers business owners two big write-offs.
Got a shoe box of receipts? It's time to get organized.
Changes to the self-employment tax, deducting parking costs and figuring out quarterly taxes.
A digital-media tax credit offers interactive digital-media companies based in Louisiana a tax credit of up to 20% against expenditures.
So 2007 wasn't a banner year for your business. These year-end tips can help.
A tax break for big vehicles might disappear in '08. Buy now to lock it in.
Perks are plenty, but being your own boss comes with a big tax bite.
Our tax expert explains how to pick the right legal entity for your business.
C or S Corp? Start-up deductions? Cash under the table? We've got answers.
Overcome the hurdles to get your deductions.
I have a small business and use part of our rented home for an office. Can I deduct a portion of the rent?
My wife and I run a business and just had our first child. Can we write off child-care costs?
Husband-and-wife teams can get nailed on self-employment taxes. But we've got two solutions.