Tax Information For Businesses
Depending on your legal status income taxes apply differently. Corporations have differently obligations and deductibles than individuals. Non-profits are regarded differently than for profit organizations. Trusts have similarities with corporate tax law but are generally not in the business of profiting for shareholders. Understanding the specifics of taxation with regard to legal entities is critical in selecting the best legal entity to apply to your goals, as well as avoiding exploiting legal entities that do not apply to them. The latter can provide both asset protection and minimal taxation, while exploiting the latter can be criminal.
The following is a list of taxation resources for common legal entities.
Tax Information for Mid to Large Sized Businesses & Corporations
Small Business & Self Employed Tax Information
- Taxation of Small Businesses
- IRS Guide to Small Business Taxes
- Progressive Vs Regressive Taxation
- Self Employed Taxation
Tax Information for Community Based Outlet Programs
Taxation of Retirement Plans
- Taxes & 401(k) Plans
- Do 401(k) Plans Raise or Lower Lifetime Tax Costs?
- Tax Sheltered Annuities
- Taxation of Retirement Assets
- Upcoming Changes to the Taxation of 403(b) plans
- Tax Sheltered Plans for Teachers
Information for Tax Professionals
- Tax Resources for Professionals
- Continuing Education for Tax Professionals
- FAQ For Aspiring Tax Professionals
- Tax Practitioner Education
Information about Online Package 1099
- Online Ordering of 1099 Tax Returns
- Form 1099 and Social Security
- Submitting Form 1099
- IRS Form 1099
Tax Information & Market Segment Understandings
Withholdings Calculators
