Partisan squabble in Senate: who is true friend to small biz?

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In some ways, this is all really very funny.
Heading into the midterm elections, Democrats and Republicans are playing tug of war with the rights to the title Small Business’s Best Friends on Capitol Hill.
Of course, neither bunch is uniformly wonderful. Each party’s candidate will make its best pitch over the next [...]

[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.
This [...]

[Podcast] National Taxpayer Advocate Slams New 1099 Rules

Everybody else is complaining about those new reporting requirement and the burden they’re going to impose on small businesses. Why should Nina Olsen be any different?
Nina Olsen, in case you didn’t know, is the National Taxpayer Advocate over at the IRS. A few years ago, when she named the tax gap as the top taxpayer [...]

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