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Correspondence Audits: Strictly Through the Mail
If the word "audit" makes you panic, you'll be glad to know that not all IRS examinations are created equal. Some, called "correspondence audits," are generally just a matter of the IRS asking for more information by mail. Here's a rundown of what you need to know, along with recent statistics showing that taxpayers are much more likely to confront an IRS correspondence audit than a face-to-face examination.
The Fine Art of Price-Setting
Beating the competition is one factor to consider when you price your goods or services, but it's not the only one. Click "Full Article" for a recap of the nine basic principles underlying a successful and profitable pricing strategy.
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Get Creative and Hit a Publicity Home Run
You can hit your company's advertising ball out of the park without spending a bundle. Click "Full Article" for ten quick, creative ways to get free or low-cost publicity for your business.
Taxpayer Trends in IRS Statistics
Interesting new trends about individual and business taxpayers have been revealed in statistics released by the IRS this year. Click "Full Article" to see what has changed, and check out a chart revealing what the average taxpayer deductions are for medical deductions, interest, charitable contributions and state/local taxes.
Can You Deduct College Savings Plan Losses?
With the current state of the stock market, many parents and grandparents who have been funding tax-favored Section 529 college plans have seen the account values drop substantially in recent months. Are these losses deductible on your tax return? Click "Full Article" for the answer, along with some surprising tax implications and other considerations for college saving in today's economy.
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