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The Senate approved House legislation (H.R. 4), which would fully repeal all the expanded Form 1099 information reporting requirements enacted in 2010.  The veto-proof 87 to 12 majority vote was sent to... Continue Reading

We are coming through a recession/depression that has caused us to reactively do many things. With lower revenue, we had to cut costs. As we cut costs, we looked at our use of employees vs. technology vs.... Continue Reading

On March 16, Steve Gross was a presenter at the "Stepping Up to Business" conference which was designed to educate small business owners about financing their business. The day long seminar included... Continue Reading

The IRS  has committed itself to assisting taxpayers who are challenged in these economic times. The good news is that the tax code regulations, Internal Revenue Manual, and case law expressly recognize... Continue Reading

Pain of Today Business activity is beginning to improve We see it in restaurants, traffic, news and stock market Most of us see it in increased or slightly increased orders We optimistically... Continue Reading

On March 18, Jeff Plank will be a part of the judges panel for the Georgia Tech Business Plan competition, “Experience Entrepreneurship.” This annual competition is  dedicated to fostering... Continue Reading

Effective for tax periods beginning on or after January 1, 2011, any taxpayer, person, or business owing more than $500.00 in connection with any return, report, or other document pertaining to sales tax, use... Continue Reading

Not many realize that Georgia is a leader in education support for Private schools!                 On January 1, 2008, Georgia... Continue Reading

As a reminder, some county property tax returns are due March 1.  In Georgia, this includes the following counties: Bibb Butts Chatham Clarke Hall Newton The following counties have an April... Continue Reading