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A Better Understanding of Form 8889
The Health Savings Account (HSA) is an individual tax-advantaged savings account designed to allow you to save for and pay your medical bills. In addition to completing Form 1040, you may also have to complete Form 8889 and submit it
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LLC’s vs. S-Corporations: Which Entity is Right for Me?
Individual Tax Savings Tips
Married Filing Separately: The Forgotten Filing Status
Is IC-DISC for you?
Are a U.S. taxpayer that exports goods and certain services to locations outside the United States? If so, you should consider setting up an Interest Charge Domestic International Sales Corporation (IC-DISC). What is the Benefit? A permanent tax savings (up
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Success-Based Fees – IRS Allows for Safe Harbor Election
For taxpayers involved in a business acquisition or reorganization in tax years ending after April 8, 2011, IRS has issued, in early April, guidance allowing for safe harbor treatment for success-based fees. Taxpayers who make the safe harbor election should
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Gas prices cause IRS to increase 2011 mileage reimbursement rate
Expanded Form 1099 Requirements Repealed
A Sunday Evening Reflection on International Taxes
Like many of you, I enjoy spending my Sunday evenings relaxing at home. From time to time, I like watching the television news show, 60 Minutes. On March 27, 2011, CBS aired the news story, A look at the world’s
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Government Shutdown’s Impact on Tax Deadline
We are just days away from a possible government shutdown. What does that mean for the April 18 tax deadline? The IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman addressed the National Press Club on April 6, 2011 and addressed questions related to the
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