How Business Owners and Entrepreneurs Can Donate Appreciated Property the Right Way to Get that Charitable Deduction
Business is More Exciting Than Any Game
Release Date: 09/08/2022
Hands Off My Trademark! What is an intent to use trademark application and can it benefit your branding strategy?
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Stronger than Oak! What is a no-reliance or "big boy" clause, do you want one in your contract, and is it enforceable in Tennessee?
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Fraud in the inducement is a tort that is based on a fraudulent misrepresentation made by one party to a contract that the other party reasonably or justifiably relies upon to its detriment. But what if the party to a contract that is allegedly injured by a false statement made by the other contracting party has agreed in the contract that it is not relying on any representation made by the other party. This kind of clause is sometimes called a no-reliance clause or a "big boy" clause. Today's episode is part of a series entitled "Stronger than Oak!" The "Stronger than Oak!" series is focused...
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How Many Years of Un-Filed IRS Tax Returns Need to be Filed
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How to Give Appreciated Stock to Charity (and Why)
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The 5 Things a Business Should Do if It Gets an IRS Audit notice
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How Business Owners and Entrepreneurs Can Donate Appreciated Property the Right Way to Get that Charitable Deduction
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What Should a Business Do If It Disagrees with the Results of an IRS Audit
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How the IRS Whistleblower Office Works
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Yikes! An IRS Audit!! What Do I Do Now?
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One of the most unsettling things that can happen to any business is to find itself the subject of an IRS audit. You're sorting your mail, and you stop when you see an envelope containing the tell-tale signs that it is a letter from the IRS. With shaking hands, you open the envelope only to find a notice that your business' tax return for a recent year is under examination by the IRS. Yikes! Your day just went from sunny to rain. What's the first thing you should do when you get that dreaded IRS audit notice? Listen to this episode of Business is More Exciting Than Any Game to get some helpful...
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What Small Businesses Must Do to Properly Classify their Workers - Employees vs. Independent Contractors
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It is imperative that small businesses are both careful and thorough in their tax analysis before they classify their workers as either employees or independent contractors. Because the stakes are exceedingly high, and the IRS is aggressive and proactive when it comes to worker misclassification audits of small businesses. So, today, Einstein's Theory of Taxability focuses on just what steps all small businesses should take to ensure they've done their due diligence in properly classifying their workers--on the front end, before a problem arises. But if a problem does arise, and the IRS comes...
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