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State Tax Apportionment
Apportionment divides business income subject to state corporate income or other business taxes to jurisdictions based on formulas to determine taxes due in each state. Incorrect apportionment can result in incorrect payments and state tax audits.
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What Is a Tax Amendment?
Did you make a mistake on your previously filed tax return? You can correct mistakes by filing Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return (Form 1040-X).
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Which Tax Services Can Help My Business Succeed?
Small business requirements for tax services vary based on the size and nature of your business. Here are a few you should consider.
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What Is Section 179?
Section 179 is a relatively small clause in the IRS tax code that can potentially yield big savings on equipment purchases. Understanding how to maximize the deduction is key.
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What Are Prepaid Expenses?
Why are prepaid expenses considered assets? Prepaid expenses are recorded as an asset on a business's balance sheet because they signify a future benefit that is due to the company.
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Does Your Business Need an Enrolled Agent or a CPA?
Learn how to choose the best tax professional for your company.
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What Every Business Needs to Know About Personal Property Tax
Understand how personal property taxes apply to your business.
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How to Obtain Old Tax Documents
Do you need old tax documents from the IRS? Here's the difference between a tax return transcript and an exact copy of your tax return. Learn which one is right for your situation and what steps you need to take to obtain them from the IRS.
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What Does Exempt Mean? Why It Matters for Your Business
Businesses don't have to pay overtime to exempt employees, but every employee doesn't qualify for exempt status. Find out who qualifies and what that means for your business.
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Self-Employment Tax: What to Know and How to Calculate It
Self-employment taxes require quarterly payments calculated at a higher rate than employees who have their payments deducted from each of their paychecks.
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