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IRS Reduces Business Tax Extension Period

The Internal Revenue Service has moved the extended due date for partnership, estate and trust tax returns from Oct. 15 to Sept. 15 to avoid overlapping with the extended deadline for individual taxes.



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Recording Sales and Receipts in Quickbooks

Quickbooks accounting software has been around for many years by now.  It is still one of the most popular accounting software among smaller businesses, and it is estimated that 86% of small businesses using accounting software are using Quickbooks.  Why is it so popular? It is easy to use at a fundamental level.  You can invoice your customers, record the receipts and write checks easily.

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Renouncing the USA Doesn’t Mean “No Taxes”

Although hundreds of people do so each year, Americans who renounce their U.S. citizenship to protect their wealth will no longer be able to escape the Internal Revenue Service.



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Three Tax Planning Advantages during Low Interest Rates

Dropping interest rates may signify bad news for many investors, but can bring good news for those who may be considering transferring assets or developing lifetime-giving contribution plans. The following three tax planning opportunities shine during low interest periods.



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There has been a flurry of tax changes in recent weeks that may be beneficial to you:

  • Last week, the IRS increased the standard business mileage rate for part of 2008.
  • Despite being vetoed by President Bush, a new Farm Relief Act was finally enacted.
  • Congress passed tax relief provisions for military personnel and their families.

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    The number is startling: The typical employer pays out nearly 40 cents of every payroll dollar to cover benefits, according to one survey. How does your business payroll compare? Click "Full Article" to find out how your business can use the figures to improve employee morale.
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    Profits aren't the sole province of your company's accounting staff or your chief financial officer. Each department contributes to the bottom line in one way or another and it's critical that all your employees understand how each area of the company accomplishes that. Click "Full Article" for some profit-boosting suggestions and how to get everyone more involved in the process.
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    Checking in: It Takes a City to Help Open a Hotel
    nytimes.com - Sun, 5 Jul 2009 00:44:16 GMT

     Goldman Sachs: The great American bubble machine
    seattlepi.com - Sun, 5 Jul 2009 00:23:35 GMT

     INSIDE WASHINGTON: Archives' record-keeping lapse
    sfgate.com - Sat, 4 Jul 2009 23:37:41 GMT

     Steve McNair, former NFL star, killed in Tenn.: reports
    ibtimes.com - Sat, 4 Jul 2009 22:45:42 GMT

     Car dealer fights Chrysler over franchise
    wtopnews.com - Sat, 4 Jul 2009 22:31:04 GMT

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