The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that tax season will start early this year, with Jan. 24 designated as the first day they will…
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By Matt Barusch In the Dec. 13 issue of the JCR Weekly, NCRA’s Government Relations Department analyzed the tax reform legislation making its way through…
By Matt Barusch and Dave Wenhold For the first time in decades, Congress appears to be on the verge of comprehensively reforming the U.S. tax…
As entrepreneurs close one year, many use the opportunity to set themselves up for success in the following year. One way to do this is…
Members can find information on the certification, notary, and read-and-sign requirements of various states through the National Court Reporters Association website. This section of the…
In an article for Forbes, Kelly Phillips Erb has seven suggestions if a taxpayer is unable to pay his or her entire tax bill. Solutions…
March 16 is the deadline for first-quarter taxes for U.S. business owners and freelancers who file quarterly, and April 15 is the deadline for individual…
A Jan. 28 post on the Freelancers Union blog describes over a dozen potential tax deductions for freelancers. The author’s points range from the requirements…
Before the end of the year is a great time to get ready for tax season and maximize any tax savings you get from deductions…