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This section includes frequently encountered topics relating to small businesses. It discusses business deductions, how to avoid underpayment penalties, 1099s and much more.
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- New Employee Hiring Incentives & HIRE Act Credit
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The “Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act of 2010,” more commonly referred to as the “HIRE” Act, was passed by Congress and signed into law by the President in the first quarter of 2010. The Act provides employers with incentives to hire unemployed individuals. The provisions of this new legislation apply to workers hired after Feb. 3, 2010, but only for wages paid after March 18 (the date the legislation was signed into law).
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- Tax Credits for Small Employers Offering Health Coverage
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act provides a tax credit for an eligible small employer (ESE) for nonelective contributions to purchase health insurance for its employees. The term "nonelective contribution" means an employer contribution other than an employer contribution pursuant to a salary reduction arrangement.
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- What Happens When I Default on a Business Loan?
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A loan default is the failure to meet the financial obligations indicated in the loan agreement that is signed by you and your lender. Often, a loan default translates into the business owner's inability to pay their debts on time. Due to the differences in each loan agreement, default penalties vary. However, the effects of defaulting on the loan fall into two general categories- immediate repercussions and future implications for both you and your business.
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