The recently passed tax law changes will affect both individuals and businesses in 2014.
Individuals will see a drop in their personal tax rates to 5.8% in 2014 and 5.75% in 2015.
The recently passed tax law changes will affect both individuals and businesses in 2014.
Individuals will see a drop in their personal tax rates to 5.8% in 2014 and 5.75% in 2015.
Important Message: The new Medicare surtax applies to trusts and estates!
Starting a retirement savings plan can be easier than most business owners think. In this article we will discuss the three main types of plans, provide a comparison of the plans, and provide some other information.
In this excerpt, we look into the past of Blackman & Sloop, CPAs, P.A., and find out more about the founders of our firm, and about building a quality accounting firm in the Triangle.
A vacation home can give you that much needed break from every day stress but it also has the potential to give you a break on income taxes.
QuickBooks provides two ways (actually, three) to create a copy of your QuickBooks data file. When is each appropriate, and how do you proceed?
In today’s economy, in order for your business to be successful you need to have good business practices. Below are some good business practice ideas to consider that may help your business become more successful.
Whether it be flood, fire or other disaster striking, your individual and business records are vital to getting back on your feet. One of the best methods to minimize damage is to have a backup set of records, preferably in the electronic form. Keep this backup set away from the original set, in a safe offsite location.
The North Carolina general sales and use tax rate is scheduled to decrease from 5.75% to 4.75% on July 1, 2011. As a result, 82 counties in North Carolina will have a combined state and county tax rate of 6.75% with 17 other counties taxing at 7%.
One of the new incentives for hiring and retaining new workers in 2010 is the retention credit.
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