Small Business Taxes


Hire an Ex-Con, Get a Tax Credit

Heber Nixon Jr.
AP

Ex-con Heber Nixon Jr. works for a construction company.

Ex-cons trying to leave their past behind often find it difficult to find legitimate employment. And if they can't build a new life, they are much more likely to return to a life of crime, experts say. Now the city of Philadelphia is offering businesses a $10,000 tax credit if they hire former inmates and provide them with tuition support or vocational training.

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10 Critical Tax Time Considerations

Discussing these items with your tax accountant throughout the year will help your business breeze past April 15.

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A Tip for Small-Business Owners

As you prepare your business tax forms and schedules, don't forget to take advantage of the ultra-generous first-year depreciation write-off for assets bought and put to use last year.

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Taxing Matters

Selling on eBay makes you subject to taxes, just like a retail store. Be sure to avoid these 10 tax errors.

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When Your Spouse Is Your Business Partner

Some husband/wife teams have committed to more than just loving each other forever — for richer or poorer. Some have chosen to also become business partners. A little tax savvy could definitely help tip that scale toward "richer."

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Law and Potential Disorder

Find out how the latest slew of legislation could affect your business in 2008.

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