Government, Politics, and the Economy
U.S. Stocks Extend Global Rally on Retail Sales, APEC Pledge U.S. stocks added to a global rally, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to a 13-month high, after retail sales increased more than forecast and Asian government leaders pledged to maintain economic stimulus spending. Bloomberg.comThe Economy6 Steps for Surviving the RecessionThe news today just is not very good. Every time we think we are on the upside of the downturn, we get thrown for another loop, hit with another tax, told it will be just a few more months before all this turns around. BusinessKnowHow.com...
By Cheryl Sowa · November 17 2009
small business brief, small business, economy, economy
Government, Politics, and the EconomyTech: The Return of Risk-Taking Suddenly, there are mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, and investors galore. Will the reenergized industry lead the U.S. out of the Great Recession? BusinessWeek.comManagement and Operations33 Highly Useful Presentation Tools Use these tools for presentations to engage your audience, and get your point across using the latest technology. SmallBizTrends.com Management and Operations
By Cheryl Sowa · September 29 2009
small business brief, Advertising, business, finance
Tips from Wednesday, April 1, 2009
The Small Business tips today highlight the other important tax deadlines, besides April 15.
Most annual returns are due April 15 for unincorporated companies and S corporations. C corps: 2.5 months after close of fiscal year.
Estimated taxes are due four times a year: April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15.
Sales taxes are due quarterly or monthly, depending on the rules in your state. Check out http://www.irs.gov/
Depending on the size of your payroll, employee taxes are due weekly, monthly or quarterly.
Daily Overview: As small business owners, you are responsible for monitoring and reporting aspects of your taxes year round.
I am not a tax professional and have attempted to condense sometimes complicated and detailed tax tips into 140 characters per line. My interpretat...
By Kim Fenolio · April 02 2009
small business tips, small business, tips, tax
Tips from Monday, March 30, 2009
The Small Business tips today will cover tax deductions you don't want to miss.
All office supplies can be deducted. These expenditures can offset your taxable business income.
Your car's mileage, lease payments, gas, repairs and insurance are deductible. Remember detailed documentation!
The entire cost of a hotel stay is tax deductible! The entire cost of travel is too! Eating out is only 50% deductible though.
Your business phone expenses are 100% deductible as well. IRS assumes you already have a phone, so tally accordingly!
Daily Overview: Don't cheat on your taxes, but that doesn't mean you should cheat yourself. Take every deduction you can.
I am not a tax professional and have attempted to condense sometimes complicated and detailed tax deduction tips into 140 characters per line. My interpretation may not be exact. Please contact a tax professional wh...
By Kim Fenolio · March 30 2009
small business tips, small business, taxes, tips
