by | Oct 25, 2010 | Cash Flow, Cost Cutting, Current Affairs, Income Taxes, Small Business Owners, Tax Tip of The Week
For 2010 the maximum write-off for cars in the first year is $11,060. That will fall to around $3,000 in 2011.The limit is higher for new SUVs with loaded weights over 6,000 pounds. If the SUV is put in use this year: Up to $25,000 of the cost can be expensed, half of...
by | Oct 8, 2010 | Accounting & Bookkeeping, Current Affairs, Income Taxes, Tax Tip of The Week
Many of you may know the October 15th deadline for filing personal income tax returns on extension is approaching. My staff and I have been scrambling to finish the returns that were brought in. For those of you who completely forgot all about your tax return on...
by | Sep 30, 2010 | Current Affairs, Income Taxes, Small Business Owners, Tax Tip of The Week
After two years of ignoring small business concerns and spending over 2 trillion dollars bailing out big banks, big business and big unions, congress and the president finally decided to try to help the small businesses who employ almost 90% of employees. The problem...
by | Sep 17, 2010 | Accounting & Bookkeeping, Books, Current Affairs, Income Taxes, QuickBooks, Small Business Owners, Tax Tip of The Week
The new health insurance legislation imposes significant new tax reporting requirements. In essence, you will have to report most annual payments for goods and services exceeding $600 — including payments to corporations — on Form 1099 At least this...
by | Aug 27, 2010 | Cash Flow, Income Taxes, Tax Tip of The Week
Wonder how your itemized deductions compare with those of other filers? Check the averages in this table. It compares several key write-offs claimed by filers at various income levels, using data compiled by IRS from 2008 returns. Adjusted Gross Income Taxable Income...
by | Jul 28, 2010 | Business Profit & Cash Flow Tips, Current Affairs, Income Taxes, Tax Tip of The Week
The end for the Bush administration tax cuts is finally near. Those rock-bottom tax rates for long-term capital gains and qualified dividends you've cherished the last few years are set to expire after 2010. Now is a good time to examine your investment...