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Service Tax on Goods Transport Services
Service tax on services rendered by goods trans-port agencies has created an uproar in trade and industry, consignors, consignees and service providers. The agitation has let to Government's setting up two Committees, one after the other for reconsideration but as it stands today, service tax is applicable w.e.f. 1st January 2005. Ravi Holani provides a comprehensive coverage of taxability of goods transport services including credit provisions.
Author: manupatra manupatra
Tax Savings Prove To Be A Valuable Asset To Home Business Owners
More of it to spend with family, enjoying the simple things in life or just the convenience of going to the grocery store according to your own schedule are just a few of the ways that owning a home business can provide the ultimate freedom of time.
Author: Jim Mack
Year-end Health Savings Account Tax Strategies
2007 is just around the corner, and there are several issues to consider if you currently have a Health Savings Account (HSA), or are planning on getting one in the near future. 100% of the deposit you place in your HSA is deductible on your federal income taxes. All but four states also make HSA contributions tax-deductible on state income taxes. If you are looking to reduce your 2006 tax burden and put away more money for retirement, your HSA is the first place you should put your money if you have not yet maximized your contribution.
Author: Jim Fadden
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The Truth About Exemptions on Interstate Use of Aircraft, Vehicles and Vessels
The reduction of California sales tax on airplane purchase, or aircraft sales, boats and ships is the specialty of Aero & Marine Tax Pros. The laws and regulations of the State Board of Equalization concerning airplane purchase and the payment of sales tax are complex. Experienced CPAs and tax attorneys turn to Aero & Marine Tax Pros for guidance. Our advice has saved our clients millions of dollars of unnecessary California sales tax.
Author: Thomas Alston
A Closer Look At The Roth 401k
Roth 401k is a good retirement savings option. Although it does not provide an up-front tax-deduction, the account eventually becomes tax-free, because the withdrawals taken at retirement are not subject to income tax.
Author: Joseph Kenny
Making More Money on Your Money
Low interest rates at the bank have you annoyed? Well, they should. Receiving less than 3 percent interest on your money is not only unnecessary but it is also keeping you from staying ahead of inflation. Your local bank isn’t the only option for building wealth nor should you have to settle for below market interest rates. Read on and we’ll examine some high yielding, low risk investment strategies for you.
Author: Joseph Hanoa
Tax Attorney Help
Concerns and questions about ways to get some tax relief start filling your thoughts as you mentally wade through the expenses of the year drawing to its close.
Author: Steve Randall
Tax Return Outsourcing Will Give You Peace of Mind!
Tax return outsourcing is the best way out for accountants and accounting firms to meet all their tax calculation works. Many outsourcing firms work towards giving accounting firms with this work and it all depends on finding out the best outsourcing firm to do the work for you.
Author: Michelle Barkley
Changing Jobs? What about that 401(k)?
So you’ve accepted a lucrative position at another company within your industry. Perhaps you’re in the middle of a career change. Your 401(k) is probably your most important investment in regards to retirement savings. Don’t let it get lost in the shuffle when a change in your professional life comes along.
Author: Joseph Kenny
10 Things Every Taxpayer Needs to Know About the Pension Law
The new pension law provides a surplus of tax breaks likely to affect taxpayers and retirees and includes provisions regulating charitable giving and tax deduction procedures. A list of important provisions is provided in the following article.
Author: Maggie Beetz
IRS Fast Track Settlement Program For Businesses
The tax code is insanely complex. If you are a business having a dispute with the IRS, the fast track settlement program may present you with an option for resolving it quickly.
Author: Richard Chapo
IRS Sets Telephone Tax Refund Amounts
In a recent decision, a federal court overturned a telephone tax that has been charged for years. Given the result, the IRS has decided to issue refunds for past collected taxes.
Author: Richard Chapo
Internet Banking could help with your tax retuns
One of the most useful things about Internet banking is that once you have your account information on your computer, you can export it into financial programs such as Microsoft Money and Quicken, to better manage your various household accounts
Author: John Gibb
Tax Considerations when Hiring a Nanny
To satisfy the IRS and remain a happy law abiding citizen, you'll need to assume the role of employer and pay employment taxes
Author: Patrick Altoft
An Investor's View of The Fair Tax: A Resolution
A Government that bemoans the population's low savings and investment rates has only itself to blame.
Author: Steve Selengut
Earnings From Abroad and Taxes
The IRS wants to tax it all! With the every expanding global economy, many people receive earnings from foreign entities. Unfortunately, the federal government wants you to pay taxes on it.
Author: Richard Chapo
IRS Holding $2 Billion In Unclaimed Tax Refunds
The IRS is holding $2 billion in unclaimed refunds, but time is running out. Every year, the IRS announces that it is holding unclaimed tax refunds.
Author: Richard Chapo
Tax Changes You Should Know for 2005 Returns
Taxes changes you need to know before filling out your tax return. Every year, you have to file tax returns and every year there are changes to the tax code.
Author: Richard Chapo
Capital Assets - Gains and Losses for Taxes
Taxing property. Capital is a unique term when it comes to taxes. If it gains value, you pay a tax. If it loses it, you can write at least some of the loss off.
Author: Richard Chapo
Your Tip Earnings and Taxes
Report or face 50 percent penalty. If you work in a service where you get tips, guess what? The IRS expects you to report them and pay taxes on them.
Author: Richard Chapo
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