Greetings. As you know most accountants are very busy this time of year. I haven't been able to write as much as I'd like, but I ran across the following tax information that I wanted to share. The authors at http://www.allsup.com/ did a good job of summarizing tax breaks for disabled individuals so there's no point in me rewriting their article. I have no affiliation with Allsup but I do like their article reprinted below.
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Saturday, February 19, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
4 Self-Employment Tax Savings Ideas for Small Business
There have been a lot of temporary and proposed tax changes targeted toward small business. Of all these changes and proposals the Self Employment (SE) tax changes are some of the more helpful. Here's some background and ideas to help you reduce your SE tax.
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