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IRS informants: everything you ever wanted to know about taxes
Entrepreneur, Dec, 2002
THE LATEST TAX DEVELOPments and planning advice are just a mouse click away on the Internet. Here are some of the most useful tax Web sites for small-business owners:
* IRS (www.irs.gov): The IRS' Web site gives you the official version of the latest tax developments. You can also download IRS forms and publications, Once at the site, click on "Business" and then "Small Bus/Self-Employed" for tax information affecting entrepreneurial companies.
* CCH tax group site (tax.cchgroup.com): This site includes comprehensive tax information and resources on all types of personal and business tax issues.
* Small Business Taxes & Management (www.smbiz.com): One of the best sites for entrepreneurs looking for in-depth tax information, it includes updates of federal rules, summaries of revenue rulings and procedures, and small-business links.
* Tax Planet (www.taxplanet.com): Tax planet is not just for business owners, but it does include many articles entrepreneurs will find useful, such as those dealing with the latest tax developments. The site also includes a 2002 tax season guide.
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