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Restricted stock deserves attention before year end
Executives and key employees often receive stock-based compensation in addition to salaries and bonuses. If restricted stock is part of your compensation, considering the potential…
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5 tax-smart ways to take cash out of your C corporation
If you own a closely held C corporation, you might be looking for ways to withdraw cash from your business. Paying yourself a dividend can…
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Maintaining customer relationships after an acquisition
When a business is acquired, its customers don’t necessarily transfer their loyalty to the buyer. Customers may worry about future pricing, service, product quality and…
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Remote work can complicate your state taxes
Working remotely may broaden your job options and make daily life easier. But working from a different state than your employer — or spending part…
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Repair or improvement: Does the distinction matter under current tax law?
Ordinary repair and maintenance costs are generally deductible in the year they’re paid or incurred, depending on your accounting method. Costs that improve property must be capitalized.…
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Which products really drive your business’s profits?
Robust sales don’t always translate into strong profits. A popular product could produce disappointing returns when you account for discounts, shipping, returns and support costs.…
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