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Hi, Friend. Here are your Articles for June 11, 2008.
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New Jersey Tax Ruling Could Cause Big Liabilities

A New Jersey court recently ruled that the throwout rule, for sales factor purposes, does not violate the Due Process, Commerce, and Supremacy Clauses of the United States Constitution.  We're not a New Jersey company you say?  Well, a corporation could now be deemed to have nexus in New Jersey even with zero New Jersey property, payroll, and minimal New Jersey receipts.  This could result in a large New Jersey apportionment factor. Read on for more details.



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IRS Adds Functions to Online Payment Agreement Application

The Internal Revenue Service introduced several new features to the interactive Online Payment Agreement application. This application will make it easier for taxpayers and their authorized representatives to make changes to existing installment agreements.  Read on for more details.


 



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Stimulus Checks Rolling In... What Are You Spending Them On?

The Internal Revenue Service has begun to transfer economic stimulus payments to millions of Americans.  With the checks rolling in, many are wondering what Americans are doing with this new-found cash, and how it will boost our economy. Read on for more details and how to let us, and the world, know what you are doing with your stimulus payment! 



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Even in a slow economy, many new and existing businesses need financing...if they can get it. With lenders tightening credit in most places, that's a big "if." Read the "Full Article" to learn how the Small Business Administration (SBA) can be a lifeline to keep your company on course through the rough economic waters ahead. We'll also show you some examples of how businesses in different industries can be varying sizes and still be
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Patent knowledge is an essential skill if you want to protect your company's inventions. While you may dread the complex and often costly process of applying for a patent, your company may be eligible to take advantage of a lower-cost option. Click "Full Article" for a look at some patent basics.
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You depreciate income producing property through annual tax deductions to recover your company's cost. But you may be able to separate some components of large assets and get faster write-offs. Here's an example of a company that got approval from the IRS to write off part of an asset in only five years, even though the rest had to be depreciated over 15 years.


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