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Welcome to our sbtaxnews.com website. I invite you to look around, read our news and become a subscriber. I'm a small businessman myself. I started this publishing company with one newsletter in 1984, first operating out of my home, before taking leased space to grow. I understand the issues you have with income tax, the IRS, retirement plans, employees, expenses and so forth-because I face the same issues on a daily basis.

If you're like me, you don't want to pay the IRS a single penny more than necessary. But, it's not like any one of us can know all the ins and outs of smart tax planning-we're too busy running our businesses.

The U.S. tax laws, even after so-called "simplification" are complex and ever changing. Those of us in business need resources we can count on year-round to keep us on top of IRS guidance and tax court rulings.

I'd like to introduce you to Small Business Tax News, with its easy-to-understand updates and tax assistance with the day-to-day things that come through the office. For almost forty years this resource has helped people plan ahead and be sure they take every tax break they're entitled to. It's the answer for thousands of firms-including CPAs, physicians, retail shops, independent contractors, financial planners, florists, equipment rental stores, realtors, daycare centers and personal service businesses. You, too, can benefit greatly.

No one else will watch out for you - not your accountant who can't be in your office advising you daily - nor will Uncle Sam point out credits or tax breaks you may be entitled to. Trust the straight-talk on tax news and strategy, tax-saving ideas, and the advice and investment options found every month in this publication.

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• Stay up to date on recent developments from Congress, the courts and the IRS that affect your taxes,
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• Details about laws and court rulings that can help you save taxes,
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• Solid background for your discussions with accountants or financial advisors,
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Yours truly,

Guy D. Cecala
Publisher, Small Business Tax News
President, Inside Mortgage Finance Publications, Inc.

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There are a few things to consider and steps to take now that can pay off big when you prepare your taxes, and possibly, write that dreaded check to the U.S. Treasury. The Tax Planning Mini Guide offers guidance and tips that you can use throughout the year to save on your tax bill in April.

• Should I shift income and deductions into next year?
• Should I advertise late in the year?
• Does it make a difference when I write off a bad debt?
• When should I pay or take a bonus?
• What are the rules of thumb for charitable contributions?
• How do different retirement plans affect my taxes?
• What's the best way to handle cash or stock gifts to family?
• When should I dump my losing investments?
• ...and other matters you need to consider to avoid excess tax liability.

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Small Business Tax News is published with the understanding that the editor and publisher are not engaged in rendering legal, accounting or other professional service. If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional should be sought.

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