[Blog Talk Radio] Taxes: a conversation with Keith Hall
This was about as close to angry as I’ve ever heard NASE tax expert Keith Hall get, but you really can’t blame him.
Keith and I had a Microbusiness Conversation about microbusiness and taxes and, specifically, about those nasty (and stupid) new 1099 reporting requirements that were slipped into the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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Microbusinesses to be hammered by new 1099 rules
(Photo of tax forms by KOMUnews, via Flickr)
A little-publicized provision found tucked away in the health care reform bill is poised to bury microbusinesses under paperwork, according to a survey released last month by the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE).
The prevision in question would expand IRS Form 1099 information return requirements. Currently, businesses must [...]
[Podcast] Senate Panel Explores Getting Health Reform Right
Before I get to this week’s microbusiness news, a bit of housekeeping.
Raw Voice (owners of Blubrry.com, the podcast network to which the Microbusiness News Briefs belongs) and several other podcasting companies have joined with The Association for Downloadable Media (ADM) on the “Consumers Attitudes on Advertising & Sponsorship in Audio and Video Podcasts” research [...]



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