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Years of losses can leave some owners with nothing more than a hobby. Here's how to turn your fun venture into an enterprise.

A slew of new breaks are now available on common expenses for some growing companies.

How to take advantage of the new legislation affecting your small business.

Follow these tips to take stock of your business's tax situation before the start of the New Year.

A warning about a new phishing scam targeting taxpayers

Part two in a three-part series to help you build your business on a strong foundation.

Part one in a three-part series to help get your business started on a strong foundation.

The impending capital gains tax rate hike offers a compelling reason to sell this year.

Strategies to consider now, before the Bush tax cuts expire.

Readers ask about hiring a tax pro and qualifying for a compromise.

If you're self-employed and pay quarterly estimated taxes, the IRS is likely looking for some cash from you by Sept. 15. These websites won't take away the pain of the payment, but they'll make it a bit easier to settle up with Uncle Sam.

Proper documentation could be your saving grace in case of an audit.

Don't let tax season catch you off guard.

How you can save thousands in taxes by giving jobs to the unemployed

Separate fact from fiction and get your business ready for what's ahead.

With more people working from home, the IRS has become surprisingly benevolent.

If you want to get all the deductions and credits you qualify for, start planning now.

The new health-care laws offer incentives for employers who provide benefits for employees.

Know your tolerance for risk vs. reward before you claim questionable deductions.

Tips for ensuring your work-from-home dream doesn't become a logistical nightmare.

Rules to ensure your meals and entertainment expenses stand up to tax-time scrutiny.