Federal Tax Information for Women Business Owners

Federal Tax FAQs (7)

Self-Employment Tax Rates for 2007, 2008, and 2009

Self-employment tax rates for social security and medicare.

IRS Payment Options if You Cannot Pay Your Taxes

IRS employees now have greater discretion in offering payment options to tax payers in financial crisis. Here is information about options including payment plans, fee waivers, and renegotiating installment agreements that you might be able to benefit from.

3 Best Federal Tax Calendars for 2009

Here are three 2009 tax calendars that list important IRS filing dates in three different formats: a standard calendar, a list you can print, and a brochure-style calendar.

What is the Regulatory Review and Reform (r3)?

What is the Regulatory Review and Reform (r3)? According to the SBA many business owners who work from home do not understand how, and if they qualify for certain home office deductions, and therefore do not report them on their taxes.

IRS Launches Form 990-N

As of February, 2008, filing Form 990-N online has been made a mandatory requirement by Congress. Information about what Form 99-N is, who must file, and how and when to file.

Tax Deductions 101

What is the meaning of ordinary and necessary business expenses? What business expenses are tax deductible? Are start-up costs deductible business expenses?

Changes in 2007 Tax Laws For Small Businesses

The IRS made changes in tax laws beginning in 2007 that help small business owners. Find out new deductions, filing options, and how to get the most of out of the 2007 federal tax law changes.