There’s no “close enough” when it comes to tax compliance. That’s why some of your peers are taking it off their plates completely.
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Tags: compliance, outsourcing, Taxes, Third Party
A recent bill signed by President Bush is going to allow the IRS to snoop into company pockets even more.
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Tags: Credit Cards, IRS, Payment processors, Verificiation
Think your state’s got a difficult or expensive tax system? Now you can see how it stacks up against the rest.
Tags: Income taxes, Property taxes, SBE, Tax system, Unemployment taxes
Better tell employees with telecommuting on their minds to be careful what they wish for — they may get more than they’d bargained for. And so might your company.
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Tags: Out-of-state, Productivity, Tax bills, telecommuting, Virtual employees
Training’s important to build skills, improve retention and show your staffers you think they’re valuable. It also takes a big bite out of the budget.
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Tags: Budgets, collections, Retention, training
A law like Sarbanes-Oxley may not come along every year (thank goodness), but that doesn’t mean companies don’t have increasing demands when it comes to compliance.
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Tags: KPMG, Sarbox, streamlining, Tax compliance
If your company’s federal tax deposits total more than $200,000 per year, you’ve got no choice. But here are four good reasons you’ll want to use the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS) no matter what your tax bill is.
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Tags: EFTPS, Online system, payments, Taxes
It can feel like a losing battle: Staying on top of all the various changes to sales and use tax laws and rates. With good reason – there are hundreds of changes to state and local sales tax rates alone.
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Tags: audits, billing, sales and use tax compliance, streamlining, tech solutions
