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29 Dec2015

New Tax Rules You Need To Know (2015 Edition)

Written by Accounting Staff. Posted in Resources

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Congress has once again extended the "extenders," a varied assortment of more than 50 individual and business tax deductions, tax credits, and other tax-saving laws which have been on the books for years but which technically are temporary because they have a specific end date. 

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06 Oct2015

Getting Your Money's Worth: Accounts Payable

Written by Accounting Staff. Posted in Resources

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The responsible use of credit in our everyday lives (think about your mortgage or car payment here), has become an important part of modern American life. In a business context, credit is a major reason why so many innovative ideas have the opportunity to succeed in the first place.

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21 Sep2015

All You Need to Know About Property Taxes

Written by Accounting Staff. Posted in Resources

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Understanding your property tax can be somewhat daunting, especially in certain areas of the United States. The amount that you'll have to pay (for merely owning property, mind you) is going to vary from location to location, and in some cases, the price could seem quite immense.

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13 Jan2015

New Tax Rules You Need To Know

Written by Accounting Staff. Posted in Resources

Tax season is here and with it comes the confusion and general nightmare that all taxpayers know and loathe. The information below covers new and updated taxes that affect individuals' 2014 returns and in turn, their IRS tax refund.

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23 Oct2014

An Introduction to Tax Brackets

Written by Accounting Staff. Posted in Resources

When it comes to filing your taxes, there are many important factors that you need to take into consideration. One good example of these are tax brackets. In the United States, we function on what is known as a progressive tax system. In this framework, your income is actually viewed in different proportions. Each of these separate parts gets taxed at a certain rate.

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