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If you're thinking of selling a business, keep these seven tax considerations in mind.

In the final days of December, here are some actions that can help you comply with the law, obtain tax benefits, and position yourself for 2020.

Several tax breaks that are available in 2019 are set to expire soon, which means that now is the time to act if the tax breaks benefit your company.

To the extent interest payments are tax deductible, they reduce the cost of borrowing. But tax rules on deductibility can be confusing.

Tax-related identity theft is not limited to stealing personal information of individuals. Because of successful efforts to crack down on such identity theft, thieves have shifted their focus to businesses.

If you want to grow your business, you probably need to hire employees to help you.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates in June 2018, the second hike thus far in 2018, and indicated that there may be two more increases before the end of the year. While interest rates are still very low, the increases can impact your business.

Choosing which business structure is right for you is a crucial step when starting a business. The entity you select has legal, financial, and operational implications. Here are three factors to consider when choosing a business structure.

A tax credit reduces your tax bill dollar for dollar, making it a valuable write-off if you can claim it. There are a number of tax credits that may reward you for taking certain action to help your employees or your business operations.

In August and September, inpiduals and businesses in two of the most-populous states in the country—Texas and Florida—suffered unprecedented natural disasters: Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.