Feds take aim at small-biz ‘loopholes’
July 21, 2010 by Jim Giuliano

Some say they’re a way to save on business taxes. The U.S. Congress has termed them “loopholes” and is looking at ways to close them.
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Some say they’re a way to save on business taxes. The U.S. Congress has termed them “loopholes” and is looking at ways to close them.
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The White House and the Internal Revenue Service just released the details on eligibility for companies that want to get a tax credit under the new healthcare legislation. More…
A new study shows that the take by the Internal Revenue Service is falling fast. Really. More…
The Internal Revenue Service has posted the new forms and instructions for employers who want to get credit for hiring the unemployed. More…

Sure, everyone’s talking about health reform and its down-the-road costs. There will be real and imposing administrative demands on your staff, too. More…
The tax season is here. And so are underhanded tax preparers. The Internal Revenue Service has issued warnings about them, and listed four danger signs and case studies about preparers who got themselves and their business clients in legal trouble. More…
You’ve got a friend in the union hall when it comes to at least one aspect of healthcare reform. More…
An audit of 6,000 businesses that was scheduled for November has been pushed back, giving you a little more time to make sure your company’s records are in order. More…

The Internal Revenue Service is calling it “the National Research Program on employment tax compliance.” What it amounts to is a far-reaching audit program to dig up business-tax revenues. More…
Who says the Dems aren’t business friendly? Seems a Democratic member of Congress wants to give business folks at break when entertaining customers and clients by More…
First, the IRS announced a proposal to start collecting taxes on employees’ personal use of work-issued cell phones. A few days later, the agency had a change of heart. More…