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First Repeal of a Section of Health Care Reform Going on Now!

Posted on August 4, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax

Remember last week I talked about the new requirement for businesses to file a Form 1099 for services and products to non tax exempt entities including corporations? It is a highly unpopular segment of the Health Care Act that is currently seeing some action from Congress. Both the Democrats and Republicans agree that they would […]

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New Form 1099 Misc Rule

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax

Most of you know that you must file a Form 1099 to Partnerships and LLCs for services they provided to you of $600 or more. Starting in 2012 payments you make for services or products of $600 or more to any business including corporations will require a Form 1099 to be filed. So within your […]

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Healthcare Reform Timeline

Posted on July 21, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax, Individual Tax

I was giving a presentation on Healthcare Reform last week and discovered that it was helpful to put the reform into a timeline. The following timeline is not all inclusive but it does put the points that I have talked about in earlier blogs into a timeline. In 2010 that’s this year folks! 1. When […]

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Are Spouses Automatically Partners in a Business Setting?

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax, Individual Tax

A partnership automatically comes into existence whenever two or more people enter into business together to earn a profit and don’t incorporate or form a limited liability company. You can elect to be excluded from the partnership provision if you are in a business arrangement that is for investment purposes only and not for the […]

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Yikes! The IRS Now Asking for QuickBooks Database File

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax

IRS agents are now asking for a copy of the taxpayer’s QuickBooks data base. The IRS has purchased 1,500 to 2,000 licenses from Intuit and will begin training agents to use QuickBooks in their examinations of taxpayers. It will be done only on those examinations that the agent deems necessary and if the taxpayer refuses […]

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Do Oil Spill Victims Pay Taxes on the 20 Billion Set Aside?

Posted on June 30, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax, Individual Tax

BP is required to set aside $20 billion in funds to compensate victims of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Individuals and businesses affected by the spill can file a claim for compensation for lost wages or profits. So the question is will the victims have to pay income tax? The answer is sometimes. Let’s […]

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Two Opposite Reasons to Watch the American Jobs and Tax Loopholes Act

Posted on June 23, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax, Individual Tax

Reason #1 is a BIG reason not to want it to pass. The American Jobs & Tax Loopholes Act has a provision for S Corp owners who provide professional service to have to pay self employed income tax on their dividends. One of the perks to choosing S Corp as your business entity is that […]

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Hire Your Kids to Work in Your Family Business

Posted on May 26, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax, Individual Tax

In these tough economic times teenagers have a tough time finding summer employment. If you employ them in the family business, you could receive an unexpected perk! Did you know that employment for FICA tax purposes doesn’t include services performed by a child under the age of 18 while employed by a parent? Let’s say […]

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Does a Spouse Qualify Business for Payroll Tax Holiday?

Posted on May 12, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax

A client asked me if they hired their wife to work in their business if they qualified for the payroll tax holiday. First I had to look up how the payroll tax holiday worked. Qualified employers are exempted from paying the employer 6.2% of Social Security employment taxes on wages paid in 2010 to a […]

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Small Business Health Insurance Penalty

Posted on May 5, 2010 by Leasa Magnuson in Business Tax

A couple of weeks ago I talked about the penalties for individuals who do not have health insurance coverage, now let’s talk about the penalties for small businesses who do not offer coverage to their employees. For businesses with at least 50 employees who do not offer coverage and have at least one full-time employee […]

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