- Your Small Business Survival Guide for If (and When) the Economy Slows Down
- According to one recent study conducted by the Small Business Administration, there are approximately 28.8 million small businesses in the United States that are collectively responsible for about 99.7 percent of all economic activity in this country. In many ways, they represent the “canary in the coal mine” for a nation. When small businesses are doing well, this is a sign that the economy is strong and that the future is a bright one.
- A Government Shutdown Isn't Going to Save You from an IRS Audit
- Yes, it’s true that we’re just coming out of the longest government shutdown in the history of the United States. It will take many government agencies — including the Internal Revenue Service — a significant period of time to get back up to speed. But if you think that all this means that the chances of your getting audited are lower than ever, you’re going to want to think again.
- Could Your Sales Invoices Be Better? How QuickBooks Online Can Help.
- Every interaction with your customers can enhance your image. Here’s how QuickBooks Online contributes to that.
- Relief from the Affordable Care Act Penalty for Not Being Insured
- Thanks to the tax reform, beginning in 2019, the penalty for not having adequate health insurance, which the government refers to as the “individual shared responsibility payment,” will no longer apply.
- Tax Reform Has Substantially Altered the Tax Benefits of Home Ownership
- As part of the recent tax reform, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the deduction for home mortgage interest and property taxes has undergone substantial alterations. These changes will impact most homeowners who itemize their deductions each year.
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