Small Business Tax

Strategies to help your small business avoid an audit or weather one if it comes.

Here are seven ways to reduce your small-business tax burden.

Even though it might not be the most glamorous aspect of running a business, bookkeeping should always be near the top of your to-do list. The very life of your business depends on your diligence in this area.

These 10 essential small business tax deductions will help you navigate through the maze of write-offs.

Does the thought of preparing your small business tax return leave a feeling of guilt? Are you waiting until the last minute for some inspiration? Your About.com Small Business Information Guide has put together 10 motivators to overcome your tax procrastination habits.

Holiday cheer. Hustle and bustle. Hardly a time to think about small business taxes. But a quick look at these year-end tax tips for small business can pay big dividends.

Various tests exist for determining employee vs. independent contractor status. The once common "20 Common Law Factors Test" of the IRS has been replaced by a new category test.

The About Tax Guide provides you with the necessary answers on business tax for small business. Get real-life tax business issues.

All small businesses need to stop at the Department of Treasury IRS website for self-employed and small business. Here you'll find all the tax resources required under government tax regulations. This site includes recordkeeping, access to forms, employee ID numbers and a FAQ.

A quick and easy payroll tax calculator from payroll-taxes.com

Symmetry Software Corporation has put together a payroll tax website for business. This payroll reference library will allow you to search payroll issues, check out software, use a payroll calculator or find articles on payroll tax.

Yahoo provides a great tax directory of all the tax agencies by state. Each state listing provides links to the Department of Revenue, forms and motor vehicles.

Does your business meet the IRS rules for independent contractor? Various tests exist for determining employee vs. independent contractor status. The once common "20 Common Law Factors Test" of the IRS, has been replaced by a new category test.