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How to Price Your Product

The obsession of the new entrepreneur is always sales, because with no sales you have no business. However, often overlooked in the lust for sales is the absolute key, the correct price. [...]

How to Price a Product or Service

The absolutely most deadly trap for new entrepreneurs selling their services is sprung when it comes time to state a price. Too many stammer, hem, haw, and underbid in a desperate attempt to land new work. Unfortunately, clients don’t want to hire desperate people, they want to hire success. Read on to find out how to price your products and services like a [...]

Easy Procedure to Settle Your IRS Tax Debt

Tax debt can be a serious concern for people as IRS will find a way out to retrieve the owed amount from the debtors. Are you struggling to pay your IRS tax debt and frantically looking for debt help? Here are some other options to settle your tax [...]

TD F90-22.1

The recent aggressive stance of by the IRS on searching for potential revenue from offshore tax evaders has many expatriates and businesspeople scrabbling to ensure that they are in compliance. The IRS uses the whip of staggering fines and criminal penalties to goad taxpayers into line even as it offers the carrot of amnesty to bring the wayward back into the fold. [...]

Working Abroad Taxes

As an expatriate American, whether you are sipping a sherry on Spain’s Costa del Sol, hoisting a pint in an pub in Newcastle, or knocking down a tequila in Mexico’s Riviera Maya, it is comforting to know that you are not forgotten back home in the U.S.A. [...]

2010 Tax Year

With all the crazy, last-minute changes to the tax law in 2010 the smart entrepreneur wants to know what really changed for them and they want a to the point, no b.s. analysis of what they need to pay attention to. Here it [...]

Foreign Earned Income

The U.S. citizen and permanent legal resident has the unusual distinction of being one of the only persons on this planet that is taxed on any foreign earned income no matter where she may have earned it. In fact, legend has it that the first person to greet alien abductees in update New York upon their return to the Earth was an IRS agent, wanting to know what they had received “anything of value or that felt good” during their abduction and reminding them to include it on their [...]

Business Transfer: How to nail the biggest economic decision of your life

The old saw of selling is “I’ll let you set the price if you let me set the terms.” What it means is that the Devil is in the details and if you are selling a business that you have lovingly built with your sweat and sacrifice (and that you now want to get the maximum value from) then you had better be prepared to get to know your buyer very well and be prepared to spend some quality time with your lawyers and accountants. Understanding what it is that your potential buyer really wants and what it is worth to her can be the difference between a happy and harmonious transfer and a would-be suitor and a jilted bride snarling at one another while the lawyers circle, cackling madly like [...]

The Unofficial Guide to Form 2555 Foreign Income Exclusion

The Form 2555 can be the expatriates best defense against the greed of the Internal Revenue Service. For it to be effective, though, you’ll have to plan ahead and know the [...]

BLOGGING AND TAXES, FitBlogger's Guide Guestpost

When your blog monetization strategy finally pays off and the cash starts rolling in; if you are like most bloggers you will look at your bank account, call it “my money,” and starting partying like a Kardashian in order to “enjoy the fruits of your labor.” As your nerdy, geeky accountant, it is my job to tell you that much of it, maybe even half of it, isn’t really your money and, if you don’t plan ahead, that the tax bill come April 15th may be the nastiest hangover of your [...]