Small businesses are still considered the backbone of our country. According to the latest information from the Small Business Association, there are 31.7 million small
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The Basics of Bankruptcy
What is bankruptcy? Kelly helps to break down and define bankruptcy: a legal process for obtaining debt relief for those unable to repay obligations. A
Read MoreYou Gotta Eat: IRS Expects Real Businesses To Make Money
You may love what you do but at some point, you gotta eat. That’s more or less the word from Internal Revenue Service (IRS) when
Read MoreYes, Olympic Wins Are Taxable (And Should Stay That Way)
As our athletes medal in Sochi, the chatter has again started about whether those medals – and the associated bonuses – should be exempt from federal income tax. Is it appropriate? Or necessary? I say no to both. And here’s why.
Read MoreGetting To Know You Tuesday: Shayna B. Chapman
Next in line for Getting To Know You Tuesdays is Shayna B. Chapman, CPA CITP CGMA, of Chapman & Burris CPAs LLC in Gallipolis, Ohio.
Read MoreGetting To Know You Tuesday: Brad Garland
It’s back! I’m thrilled to announce the relaunch of my popular – and fun – series, Getting To Know You Tuesdays. In the series, I
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: Y Is For Year End
Y is for Year End. Tax returns are filed based on your tax year end. Individual filers have a calendar year which means that federal
Read MoreTaxes From A To Z: G Is For Gift Expenses
G is for Gift Expenses. The word gift can have a different meaning, depending on who is doing the giving and who is doing the
Read MoreAsk The Taxgirl: Mistakes On 1099-MISC
Taxpayer asks: Hello – I work as a 1099 contractor and one of the folks I work for insists on: 1. Including reimbursable expenses in
Read MoreFive Things I Wish I Knew Before I Lost My Job
Earlier this month, I posted a story about millionaires collecting unemployment benefits. In the story, I noted that the issue of unemployment benefits remains controversial.
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