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1: Schedule C Returns Information

Schedule C returns are used by sole proprietorships to report their record of earnings and expense in their business to the Internal Revenue Service. The complexity of the form, coupled with the in...

By: J.Morgan

2: Practical Tax Advice for the Self-Employed

Tax time is a very confusing time of year but if you are self-employed, a difficult situation becomes even more challenging. There’s no way around it that if you are self-employed, you must d...

By: J.Morgan

3: Winning Process to Estimate Your Self-Employment Taxes

It's no secret that successful professionals have great systems and checklists to help them complete their tasks. One of the most effective ways to estimate and pay your quarterly ...

By: Dorothy Griggs

Rapid Refunds

Those are the words that every taxpayer would love to hear, yes, you’re receiving an income tax refund. For many individual taxpayers those refunds can be obtained through Earned Income credit, a real refund of overp...

By: J.Morgan

Medical Savings Accounts Information

Today, more than ever individuals should be concerned about their retirement savings, and if they will have enough to see them through their golden years. Currently, social security benefits are all that many Americans hav...

By: J.Morgan

Non-Profits and Tax Liability

Many of the Unites States’ non-profit and charitable organizations are exempt from property taxes, income taxes, and many other forms of personal property taxes. The original intent of these regulations was to allow ...

By: J.Morgan

Gov. Mark R. Warner and some Republican legislators are urging the General Assembly to revamp taxes on telecommunications in light of the new phone, cable, wireless and Internet options available to c...

State governments are moving ahead with plans to create the data infrastructure that they and retailers will need to manage the collection of taxes on most e-commerce transactions.

Congress isn't likely to help states collect taxes on Internet sales anytime soon, but some states are laying the groundwork anyway, hoping to convince sellers, lawmakers and the White House that it c...

State policymakers frequently cite a 2002 study by two University of Tennessee economists estimating the amount of revenue the states would fail to realize in absence of a national system for taxing I...

Congress Wednesday cleared the way to keep access to the Internet largely free from taxes for the next three years, breaking a year-long deadlock.