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Friday, May 9, 2008
IRS will distribute economic stimulus payments sooner than expected
IRS to publish guidance on special 50-percent bonus depreciation allowance
IRS Small Business Campaign offers tips on avoiding pitfalls
OH - Filing deadline for quarterly filers extended two days
KY - Collection cost reimbursements limited, drug exemption created
IN - Exemption extension and other changes enacted
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IRS will distribute economic stimulus payments sooner than expected
IRS to publish guidance on special 50-percent bonus depreciation allowance
IRS Small Business Campaign offers tips on avoiding pitfalls
OH - Filing deadline for quarterly filers extended two days
KY - Collection cost reimbursements limited, drug exemption created
IN - Exemption extension and other changes enacted
more alerts
Top lessons to learn from the 2008 tax filing season
Now that the 2008 filing season is over, it’s a good time to take a look back and learn some lessons from this filing season that can help you next year. Many of this year’s lessons arise each year, while others are unique to 2008. The following is a list of 10 top lessons individuals should learn from this just-completed tax season: [more]
More employers offer financial counseling, tax preparation and retirement planning as employee benefits
A financially secure employee is a productive one. Employee benefits play a key role in attracting and retaining employees. Financial counseling, tax preparation and retirement planning services are increasingly popular benefits offered by employers to their employees. However, not all of these result in a tax-free perk to employees. If you are considering offering your employees financial, tax or retirement planning services, you need to understand the tax consequences to both you and your workforce. [more]
FAQ: When does a gift require a gift tax return?
If you’ve made, or are planning to make, a big gift this year, you may be wondering what your gift tax liability, if any, may be. You may have to file a federal tax return even if you do not owe any gift tax. Read on to learn more about when to file a federal gift tax return. [more]
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Now that the 2008 filing season is over, it’s a good time to take a look back and learn some lessons from this filing season that can help you next year. Many of this year’s lessons arise each year, while others are unique to 2008. The following is a list of 10 top lessons individuals should learn from this just-completed tax season: [more]
More employers offer financial counseling, tax preparation and retirement planning as employee benefits
A financially secure employee is a productive one. Employee benefits play a key role in attracting and retaining employees. Financial counseling, tax preparation and retirement planning services are increasingly popular benefits offered by employers to their employees. However, not all of these result in a tax-free perk to employees. If you are considering offering your employees financial, tax or retirement planning services, you need to understand the tax consequences to both you and your workforce. [more]
FAQ: When does a gift require a gift tax return?
If you’ve made, or are planning to make, a big gift this year, you may be wondering what your gift tax liability, if any, may be. You may have to file a federal tax return even if you do not owe any gift tax. Read on to learn more about when to file a federal gift tax return. [more]
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