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Expanded Home Tax Credit for Armed Service Members
Posted on 23. Jun, 2010 by admin.
Our courageous armed service men and women now have until April 30, 2011 to take advantage of the home buyer tax credit. Although it expired a little over a month ago for most Americans, this extra year goes a long way for qualified service members.
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Healthcare Changes for Small Businesses Part 2: 2013-2014
Posted on 02. Jun, 2010 by admin.
Additional modifications to health care are anticipated for 2013 and 2014. (See Healthcare Changes for Small Business, part 1: 2010-2011 for the first installment.)
Changes starting in 2013
Beginning in 2013, the itemized medical expense deduction floor will be raised from 7.5% to 10% in order to limit tax-subsidized medical expenses.
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Healthcare Changes for Small Businesses Part 1
Posted on 10. May, 2010 by admin.
Part 1: 2010-2011
American healthcare is poised for some pretty radical changes over the next several years – changes that are relevant to everyone from the youngest child to the oldest retiree. If you’re a small business owner or an employee of a small business, you’re probably wondering whether the new laws and regulations will impact you. Read on to learn about potential changes to your insurance and healthcare premiums.
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Special Offer! Are you ready?
Posted on 29. Mar, 2010 by admin.
- Are you sick of being dazzled by your CPA and just want straight talk that you can understand?
- Do you want to work with a CPA that you like and enjoy working with?
- Do you feel frustrated by having to wait weeks…
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Tips for Creating Your 2010 Business Budget
Posted on 04. Jan, 2010 by admin.
Believe it or not, the New Year is just around the corner, leaving many business owners scrambling to create a business plan for 2010. A sound budget is one of the cornerstones of any enterprise, large or small, and taking the time to plan ahead makes all the difference in crafting a realistic plan that will help your business grow stronger and more profitable.
If you’re a small business owner tasked with budgeting your resources for next year, keep the following tips in mind:
Budget conservatively: It can be difficult to accurately predict income or expenses, so err on the side of caution. Assume that costs will be higher than anticipated and that income may be lower, and then craft a budget tailored to those pessimistic figures. You’ll be prepared for the worst, and if business in 2010 is as good as (or better than) you hope, it will come as a happy surprise.
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