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| Top 10 List of Recommended Government Reforms |
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Environmental issues top this year's Top 10 list of federal regulations that need reform, although the compilation does include a home office tax item. The Small Business Administration composes the list annually in an attempt to trim the burden of government rules on mall businesses. Click "Full Article" for the complete list and to learn how to track progress on the proposed changes. |
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| A Golden Opportunity But Examine All the Tax Angles |
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| In today's economy, you might be reluctant to invest in new equipment or vehicles. But a tax law passed earlier this year makes 2008 a good time for many businesses to add or replace assets...and let Uncle Sam help pay for them. The Economic Stimulus Act included changes that allow faster depreciation write-offs. However, the rules are complex and it's important to understand the consequences before making purchases. Here are the details, along with considerations that may come into play with these deductions. |
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| College Graduates: Lock in Low Fixed Rates |
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There's good news for recent college graduates and their parents who must repay student loan debt. The interest rates on federal loans are dropping significantly on July 1, which means smaller payments for borrowers. Click "Full Article" for the details, along with other important tax and health insurance information for parents of recent college grads.
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| Pull the Plug on Employee Theft |
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 Sticky fingers erode profits, create losses -- and in some cases even cause bankruptcy. Be vigilant and you can stop thieves in their tracks. Read the "Full Article" for 18 ways to go about preventing theft of cash, inventory, intellectual property and more.
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| All Aboard: Deducting a Convention |
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 Can you write off the cost of an industry trade show held at a fancy resort? What about a convention cruise? It's possible but since these get-togethers usually combine business with pleasure, the IRS looks closely at deductions. Here are the rules you need to know.
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