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Tips For Sales Tax Compliance In E

Tips For Sales Tax Compliance In E

Added taxation isn’t the end of the world, but you need to follow those legal guidelines. Technology can help small businesses with this tricky situation. Certain point-of-sale systems integrate with accounting software capable of processing different state sales tax laws. However, nexus is not limited to a physical presence in the ...

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Individual Mandate

Individual Mandate

For instance, it’s very unlikely that a family would face a $10,000 penalty in one year. Moreover, if such a family did face this penalty for not having health insurance, they would likely be in a high-income bracket for which health insurance tends to come from an employer or be affordable. Some states are enacting their own ...

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A $10,000 Obamacare Penalty? Doubtful

A $10,000 Obamacare Penalty? Doubtful

Regardless of any tax penalty, it is still important to have insurance coverage in case you get sick. But the GOP tax bill that was signed into law in late 2017 repealed the individual mandate penalty, starting in 2019. Most of the evidence came from Massachusetts, which had introduced a larger penalty that didn’t stir much political ...

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Affordable Care Act

Affordable Care Act

Prohibit insurance plans from excluding coverage for children with preexisting conditions. The Obamacare Act understands that many people may be hesitant to get insurance and to comply with a law that is so new to them, which is why the tax for violating the law for the first year is the smallest tax. On the negative side, the Obama Health ...

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Deducting Non

Deducting Non

For example, if the borrower went bankrupt, you’ll want to keep that documentation. While finding yourself in this situation is unfortunate, you may be able to take consolation in the form of a tax deduction – even if you don’t own a business. You may use TurboTax Online without charge up to the point you decide to print or ...

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Benefits Planner

Benefits Planner

Report this income on your tax return when you efile your Taxes on eFile.com. Your employer can pay your premiums for term life insurance coverage of up to $50,000. You, the employee, can select a beneficiary of your choice. The employer can deduct the expense and you will have additional tax-free income. Whether you work for a paycheck or ...

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