Notes from the Editor
Tax Season is upon us.
If you're anything like me, the upcoming April 15th tax deadline fillls you with dread. In past years, I've trusted my CPA with my box of receipts and a blank check. This year, I was determined to learn more about tax preparation, new-to-me deductions, and that the IRS is not scary but rather helpful.
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Sincerely
Christina S.
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Important Information and Preparation Tips for Filing Your Personal Taxes
From The Tax Club, a partner with The Company Corporation®
For some people, just the thought of filing taxes and the ominous April 15th deadline causes sleepless nights. However, if you follow these tips and prepare yourself by keeping track of your tax-related documentation, this and all future tax seasons should be smooth sailing.
by Attorney Stephen Fishman
From Nolo, an affiliate to The Company Corporation
For the newly self-employed, the responsibility of having to calculate and submit your own taxes can seem like a daunting task. Wondering how estimated taxes affect you? For more information, read Stephen Fishman's quick primer on estimated taxes, how they are calculated, and when and why you should pay them.
Save on Taxes with Business Tax Deductions
By John Meyer, The Company Corporation
Every April, small business owners focus on ways to lower their federal tax liability. Identifying and taking advantage of the appropriate business tax deductions may save you money when you file your federal income taxes. Learn more about common tax deductions.
5 Tips for Understanding Home-Office Deductions
From SCORE.org, a partner with The Company Corporation
When you work from home, your company becomes eligible for certain tax deductions only available to home-based businesses. Here are 5 quick tips to help you understand home office tax deductions and how to use them to your advantage.
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