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As 2010 is drawing to a close, what can business owners do to wrap up the year and prepare for tax day 2011? As always, it’s much better to get all your ducks in a row before the new year starts than to wait till March rolls around. So here are some expert tax help tips for the year’s end:
(1) Get Organized. Allow enough time to get your “stuff” in
NOTE: TELE-SEMINAR SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 18 HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED AND WILL NOW TAKE PLACE ON WED, MAY 13.
I’ve blogged about this before, but it’s important to mention it again: Small business owners are the largest source of uncollected taxes.
During this economic downturn, we are also seeing lots of people who are laid off or are no longer employed, going out on there own. They’re reinventing themselves, setting up home-based businesses,
When I was on Small Business Matters on blogtalkradio last week, I told host Regina McRae that 25% to 30% of my tax relief clients are small businesses with tax problems.
She asked a very good question that many small business owners often have: How do you distinguish between independent contractors and employees who are on your payroll? Or more importantly, how does the IRS determine that?
There’s a 20-point common law
When I was on Small Business Matters on BlogTalkRadio.com last week, I shared with host Regina McRae the humble beginnings of TRS – which started out like so many small businesses. So I know how demanding it can be to run your own company, no matter what the size!
At the last position I held at a large company, I saved my employer $12 million in an audit. And all I
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Michael Rozbruch is a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, a member of the American Society of IRS Problem Solvers and a Maryland CPA.
If you find yourself in trouble with the IRS and need professional tax attorney and tax resolution services, call (888) 699-7630. Effective tax negotiation and representation means that your tax attorney, Certified Tax Resolution Specialist or CPA will take over all communications with the IRS, filing any delinquent tax returns to bring you to full IRS compliance while vigorously defending your rights as a taxpayer to permanently resolve your back taxes and IRS problems.
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