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Obamacare and the Mixed Up World of Small Business
“If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense. Nothing would be what it is because everything would be what it isn’t. And contrary-wise; what it is it wouldn’t be, and what it wouldn’t be, it would. … Continue reading
Posted in Business Finances, Healthcare
Tagged business taxes, healthcar, healthcare, Small Business, small business tax credit
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What! I Have to Pay Taxes on My Unemployment Benefits?!
Do you remember the Marx Brother’s “contract scene” in Night at the Opera? It started with Groucho reading, “The party of the first part, will be known in this contract as the party of the first part…” Chico said it … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finances
Tagged business taxes, Cash Flow, Small Business, small business tax credit
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Year End Small Business Tax Tips
As Los Angeles Certified Public Accountants, we have the opportunity to work in different industries. Each industry has its own special personality, yet there are some tax breaks that many are not taking: Healthcare credit: This credit is not only new to Certified … Continue reading
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The IRS Does Not Send Tax E-Mails. Don’t Get Fooled.
It happened again this week. A nervous client, who owns an entertainment partnership, received an E-mail from the IRS (with the IRS logo and such) claiming that his tax payment was rejected. My gut reaction was “scam,” he didn’t make any tax … Continue reading