Continuing from Part I our series on available tax credits and incentives to locate your business in Arizona, here are five additional opportunities for Arizona-based businesses to lower their tax burdens: Computer Data Center Program: The Grand Canyon State wants
The state of Arizona is strategically located right next door to the world’s 12th largest economy (California). In recent years, Arizona lawmakers have taken a number of steps to attract businesses from the Golden State that are looking for a
In Part I, we looked at the scenarios where you would be exempt from filing an income tax return, as well as some common exceptions to the general rule. Now we will look at some reasons why you probably should
In general, most American adults should file income taxes. However, for those that would rather not go to all the “trouble”, there are some circumstances when you may be legally exempt from doing so. We will take a look at
In the wake of the Bitcoin craze, the IRS has released some clarifications for its rules surrounding virtual currencies. If you are someone that engages in Bitcoin “mining” or any other form of virtual currency trading, it is important to
The April 15 income tax filing deadline seems to come up all too fast. For many Americans, this means a lot of last minute scrambling to get all their paperwork in order and make sure everything is ready to be
In Part I of this series, we looked at reasons why major retailers and many lawmakers in both parties are in favor of the Marketplace Fairness Act. Now we will examine some of the opposing arguments, as well as the
In May of 2013, the U.S. Senate passed a bill called The Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013. As of March 2014, this bill is currently under consideration in the House of Representatives and is believed to have a better than
We are hosting our monthly “Breakfast at BASC” workshop on Wednesday, March 26 at 8:30AM. Paul Cox from the Law Office of Paul Cox will be teaching about the top ten common business mistakes that he has seen in his
We have already looked at ten of the most commonly overlooked tax deductions in Part I and Part II; here are five additional deductions you may qualify for: Tax Free Social Security Benefits: Believing that social security payments are taxable
