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Zuckerberg's taxes on IPO? How about $2 billion
The Facebook chief may be on the hook for $2 billion in taxes with his company going public. But he's not necessarily all that upset about it, because Facebook in turn gets a tax deduction.
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Small Business Tax Obligations: Payroll Taxes
Dont leave it up to your accountant - owners are ultimately responsible for fulfilling tax obligations.
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Could taxes derail retirement?
Estimating how your retirement income will be taxed can be complicated and difficult, but it's important to know what this expense will be and how you might reduce it.
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5 unusual sales taxes you need to avoid
These strange taxes are making everything from bagels to hot air balloon rides more expensive.
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State asks homeowners to stop deducting some taxes
The California Franchise Tax Board is leaning on taxpayers and tax preparers to start complying with a widely ignored law that prevents property owners from deducting certain real estate taxes on their income tax...
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Mo Money Taxes CEO speaks
The CEO of Mo Money Taxes speaks to WAVY.com about late refund checks.
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How Taxes Make 'Cheap' Europe Flights Expensive
Would you scoff if you heard the airfare from Boston to New York was actually 25% more expensive than a trans-Atlantic trip between Boston and London? It is absolutely true - but there is a hitch.
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Give O’Malley credit for courage on taxes
When Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley (D) worried before his State of the State address Wednesday that the speech seemed too long, an adviser said he needn’t fear. It’ll go quickly, the aide said — because the audience of state senators and delegates wouldn’t interrupt to applaud. Read full article >>
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How to file taxes on your own
The dread that surrounds the issue of taxes can be attributed primarily to taxpayers' fear of the unknown. A surprising number remain confused about basic tax knowledge, preferring instead to transfer full ownership of their returns to a seasoned professional or computer system...
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New Jersey Residents’ Property Taxes Rose 2.4% to $7,759
New Jersey’s property taxes, the highest in the nation, climbed 2.4 percent on average to a high of $7,759 in 2011, according to data posted on a state website.
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