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Effective Strategy for Small Business Owners to Mitigate Self-Employment Tax Liability

Those who are self-employed generally are subject to higher Medicare and Social Security taxes, which together are alternately referred to as self-employment taxes.  Someone who has employee status pays only a portion of self-employment taxes, but self-employed individuals pay the entire amount of self-employment taxes.  This issue is particularly important because the expiration of the […]

Seeking Innocent Spouse Relief for Tax Liability Arising from a Joint Tax Return

Most married couples select “married filing jointly” for their federal income tax filing status because it will typically result in a reduced tax liability.  Despite this financial advantage, filing a joint tax return also has a disadvantage because you are financially responsible for any unpaid tax, penalties and interest if there are inaccuracies when you […]

Why Small Business Owners Must Exercise Care When Classifying Workers

One of the primary ways small business owners end up in trouble is to avoid the expense and complexities of payroll taxes by classifying workers as independent contractors. Generally speaking, you are responsible for withholding income taxes, withholding and paying Social Security and Medicare taxes and paying unemployment taxes on all wages paid to your […]

Why the Self-Employed are a Prime IRS Target in Lousiana

While the IRS maintains that audits are largely random, in truth there are “triggers” which raise a red flag to the IRS and one of those triggers lie in the classification of “self-employed.” The IRS claims that the majority of tax cheaters happen to be self-employed, therefore this group gets special attention and are almost […]

What You Need to Know About Tax Changes for 2013

As the “fiscal cliff” deadline looms, many taxpayers are becoming increasingly nervous about how the tax changes will affect them in the upcoming year. Those who have done a bit of year-end planning may find themselves ahead of the game when April 15th rolls around. While there may be more changes to come, here are […]

When You Should Not Take Advantage of a Tax “Loophole”

Most of us think of a tax loophole as a gift from the IRS. A tax loophole is actually an exploitation of a current tax law which allows the taxpayer to reduce or even eliminate taxes owed. A prime example of a tax loophole is the substantial tax break which was offered several years ago […]

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