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Doing Good Is Good for Small Businesses (Faviola Alba Commentary)
Charitable giving can be good for your business and community, and there’s a right way to go about it. read more >
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IRS Claws Back Money Given to Businesses Under Fraud-Ridden Tax Credit Program
“We remain deeply concerned about widespread abuse involving these claims that have harmed small businesses,” said IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel. read more >
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Tax Changes Small Business Owners Should Be Aware Of as Tax Deadline Looms
Unlike individuals, small businesses can have varying deadlines depending on the type of company, the state the taxes are filed in, and other factors. read more >
by Associated Press -
The Legal Saga of LaDonna Humphrey, and the Boss She Brought Down
Arkansas Business reviewed hundreds of pages of transcripts and court documents to track the rise and fall of a business that quickly outgrew its management and the role a disgruntled employee played in its collapse. read more >
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Rod’s Pizza Sold for $650,000
That sum covered a settlement that called for Rod’s Pizza to pay the IRS $600,558 for back taxes for 2014-17. read more >
Rod’s Pizza to Pay $600K in Back Taxes
Last month, Chief U.S. District Judge Susan O. Hickey approved the settlement that called for Rod’s Pizza to pay the IRS $600,558 for back taxes. read more >
Former Haz-MERT President Agrees to Pay IRS $675K
Sam Shannon Weathers and his wife, Melissa Sue Weathers, agreed to pay the IRS for their unpaid federal tax bill for the years 2009-2014, as well as taxes tied to Shannon Weather's former company. read more >
Rod’s Pizza Responds to Uncle Sam
The famed Hot Springs restaurant is being sued by the IRS for more than $586,000 in back taxes. read more >
A Big Deal for Energy, Tinged Green All Over
Incentives for buying EVs, renewable energy production and domestic manufacturing look particularly good for Arkansas businesses. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Little Rock Lawyer Pleads Guilty in USDA Fraud Case
Authorities say he played a role in a scheme to defraud the agency of $11.5 million. read more >
Famed Hot Springs Pizza Joint Needs More Dough
The government said in a lawsuit filed last week that the restaurant owes more than a half-million dollars in taxes. read more >
Under Pressure From Congress, IRS Suspends Equifax Contract
The IRS has suspended a $7.25 million contract with the credit reporting company Equifax after members of Congress complained the tax agency had awarded a no-bid contract to a company that recently had a massive data beach. read more >
Smart Uses for Your Tax Refund
Avoid splurging in favor of long-lasting benefits based on your financial situation. read more >
Lowell Fraud Case Leads To 16-Count Federal Indictment For Defrauding Investors
Allen Frederick Wichtendal and Diana Stewart were indicted Thursday on 16 federal counts of defrauding investors of more than $1 million. read more >
by Chris Bahn -
Significant 2013 & 2014 Business Tax Implications Of Health Care Reform
When the reform became law in 2010, many of the changes seemed far in the future; some don’t take effect until 2018. For this reason, the majority of small businesses have delayed the development of related strategy and planning. read more >
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