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The Week in Small Business – 01.29.11
We do the legwork of finding the best in small business news and links. You have more time to do what you love. Facebook Likes Small Business Facebook’s manic growth — and its recent $50 billion...
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How Not to Trigger an IRS Audit
The IRS doesn’t reveal the exact details on how a small business tax return is selected for an audit any more than McDonald’s discusses the recipe for the Big Mac’s special sauce. The IRS does provides...
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How Long Do You Need to Save Those Tax Files?
April 15 has come and gone, the taxes are filed, the checks are written, and you’re finally kicking back with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc to plot the year ahead. Eventually the question creeps into your...
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5 Things You Should Never Say to the IRS
Some truths in life — and business — are better left unspoken, particularly when it comes to federal taxes. If an unexpected tax bill or audit comes your way, bear in mind these five things you should...
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How to Make an IRS Audit Easier for You and Your Accountant
No one likes to be audited by the IRS. Most tax audits, however, are just requests for more information and, as long as you have the appropriate documentation, they can be a breeze. As a small-business...
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IRS Cracking Down on Misclassified Employees
Forewarned is forearmed: The Internal Revenue Service is examining the tax filings of small businesses in a special effort to find owners who are misreporting employees as “contractors.” The IRS...
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6 Ways to Get Audited by the IRS
Who knew that having a vindictive ex or rounding-off figures on a tax return could get you audited by the Internal Revenue Service? As you recover from tax time, be aware that there are some little —...
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8 Small-Business Legal Matters That Don’t Require an Attorney
Attorneys are expensive, especially for startups and early stage businesses. Some situations, such as defending a lawsuit or negotiating complex contracts, call for an attorney — and the costs of...
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Take These Basic Steps Against Fraud
Your business may be small, but fraud perpetrated on small businesses isn’t cheap. According to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners, the median loss due to fraud in 2011 was $140,000, with 20...
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