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Enacted in 1969, the Alternative Minimum Tax was designed to ensure that high earning Americans pay their fair share of taxes. However, this bit of tax code is affecting more people than ever. Because the income levels subjected to this tax have not risen as quickly as the American standard... Continue reading →
It’s a common picture: the harried business owner up late at night poring over ledgers and spreadsheets. It is not unusual for businesses, especially small or upstart businesses, to balance the budget by performing some services in house. There are downsides to this approach, however. According to a new report... Continue reading →
Businesses of All Sizes Have Accounting and Legal Needs Do you have the right stuff to succeed? Professional help with accounting and legal needs can make all the difference between a successful business and bankruptcy. Small business owners tend to be experts in many areas. You need to know the... Continue reading →
Baby boomers are caring for more people than any generation before them. It is not uncommon to hear of a middle aged couple helping out elderly parents, children, and even grandchildren. In many cases, this help includes renting to a relative. The assumption is that people can rent to relatives... Continue reading →
The Work Opportunity Tax Credit, or WOTC, is a program that offers incentives to employers who hire certain classes of employee. The rules are fairly stringent, but the rewards can be immense. This is especially true for employers who were already planning to expand their workforce. The IRS has extended... Continue reading →
