1099 Reporting Issues for 2011
Tax law requires businesses to provide information returns, such as 1099s, to each payee that the business has paid $600 or more for the year. In general, a business (not…
Tax law requires businesses to provide information returns, such as 1099s, to each payee that the business has paid $600 or more for the year. In general, a business (not…
In a time of rising fuel prices, food and other purchases, customers will find some happiness knowing other items may actually be cheaper in the New Year. Stores are forced…
With the current controversy over big banks’ debit card usage fees, consumers are starting to question how honest their banks are. As fees continue to rise, are there still incentives…
With the current economy and tough job market, many young adults are working their connections to land employment with the help from their friends. It’s becoming more and more common…
Social Security is currently under attack due to the fear many Americans have of it failing them. In fact, a poll conducted a year ago found that 60% of adults…
It’s never too late to start saving for retirement. It may not be easy if you get a late start, but it is possible. Here are three effective ways you…
Many small businesses choose to remain open during the holidays in order to compete with big retailers and make a little extra revenue. Consequently, someone has to work those hours,…
With the current economic situation, people are always looking for new and easy ways to save money. Here are some ideas to get you started: Dump the TV. There’s no…
This holiday season may be a little different than what you remember in years past. Inventories are tighter and fewer late-season sales are expected this year. But don’t let that…
With the current economic situation, financial planning and investing are important as ever. Here are three mistakes to avoid if you plan on doing it yourself: Relying on the Out-of-Date…