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According to National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), here are a few tax deductions that small business owners often make mistakes with:Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: bank loan, Business, business miles, income tax, IRS, tax deduction | Leave a Comment »
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We’ve never been a fan of this method, so we’re glad to hear that the IRS plans on getting rid of the High-Low Simplified Per-Diem Rates for Business Travel
An employer may pay a per-diem amount to an employee on business-travel
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Is it better to lease a car — or buy? Why?
It’s a common dilemma with automotive consumers: lease versus buy — to lease a car or buy a car — which is better? So what is the answer? Well, it depends.
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IRS has announced that the optional mileage allowance for owned or leased autos (including vans, pickups or panel trucks) will increase
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So, 2009 had been a horrible year for your New Hampshire business, and in 2010 it’s feeling a little better…but like many small business owners, you didn’t put much away for taxes, and wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a magic bullet…
Well, here’s one…
If you use an SUV for more than 50% business in the year, and
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