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Category Archives: Taxes
Gut feeling?
Most of you know I consider myself a chemical engineer first. Oh, I’ve got lots of other hats- but I approach almost every problem using my chemical engineering training. Which is why I use Bayesian statistics to make decisions. Don’t … Continue reading
It’s not the ides of April this year
Well, if you own a business (C corporation, S corporation, LLC operating as an S), then your corporate tax return should already have been filed. The rest of you have until the 17th of April (only this year) to file. … Continue reading
Posted in Taxes
Tagged Business, Form 1127A, Form 4868, Form 9465, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Tax
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Who ya’ gonna call? (That’s the problem- NOT them! Us!)
I am sure you have seen these ads: “The IRS claimed I owed $ 200,000, but I settled the deal for only $ 12,000. You can get the same results if you hire TaxFixersRUs.” The problem with this ad- it’s … Continue reading
I thought everything was just right…
I lost a client today. No, this loss won’t really affect our bottom line. (OK, everything affects your bottom line, but this client contributed less than 0.0X% to our gross.) But, that’s not the point. I lost a client today. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Taxes
Tagged Bookkeeping, Business, consulting, marketing, Small business
36 Comments
It’s in the mail…
You’ve gotten one. A letter from the IRS, CP XXX (you can find the codes and what they mean here), requesting more information, or telling you the IRS wants more money. Share this:
Gimme a break (for tuition)
Today, we’ll cover two birds with one stone. A little bit about taxes ad a little bit about education- actually, the intersection of the two. We’ll discuss tax breaks and considerations for your education and the education of your children … Continue reading
Posted in Taxes
Tagged AGI, American Opportunity Tax Credit, income, Lifetime Learning Credit, Tax, Tuition payments
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Is Hell Freezing Over?
What? The IRS is actually giving businesses a break? Is hell freezing over? Well, I don’t know about the latter, but the former is certainly true. On the 21st of September, the IRS announced program Fresh Start. Share this:
OK. I’m game…Are you?
Our economy is not in the doldrums- that would be an improvement. And, the problem is that it’s not just us (the US)- there’s Europe, too. And, with that problem, the potential (really) of the failure of the Euro. If … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Economy, Taxes
Tagged Corporation, foreign profits, Taxation, unemployment
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You can’t make this up!
After I posted my August Tax hints, a PNC (potential new client) called us up with this query. (Please note I have changed certain facts in case you know the person or the issue. The substance is correct.) Share this:
Posted in Business Management, Taxes
Tagged August Tax, BB&T, debt, IRS, Tax return (United States)
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It can happen here. It shouldn’t!
One of my friends, Paula Lee Bright, wrote last week about how Baby Boomers have had their retirement nest eggs destroyed. I remarked at the time, that I had lots to say on this subject, but wanted to avoid the … Continue reading
