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A recent court decision involving tax-related work papers has many company officials worried about how much information they must share with federal and state tax authorities. A federal appeals court ruled that the IRS could have access to internal documents created by a defense contracting firm to help determine whether its tax calculations would survive an IRS audit. Does this mean the IRS can now demand not just receipts and documents used to support your company's tax returns but all papers related to your filing strategies?
In this tough economy, 
Beginning next year, there's a new opportunity for high income taxpayers. That's when the current income limit for converting a traditional IRA to a Roth account will be eliminated. Here's a rundown of the 2009 and 2010 rules, along with some steps you can take now to get ready for this tax-saving opportunity.
Only under certain circumstances can your company ban employees from speaking foreign languages at work. In general, a company's English-only policy is likely to stand up to scrutiny if it serves a legitimate business need. Here are some rules to ensure you fall within EEOC guidelines, along with some relevant court cases that illustrate how employers should handle this issue.
Bank Lender. Now that's a title that can cause anxiety for many business owners, particularly when it's time to borrow money. But in many cases, you simply need to understand the lending process and be prepared. Click "Full Article" for an insider's guide that can help level the playing field.