Business Tax Law
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Small businesses are required to pay taxes just like everyone else, but they face more complicated filing requirements and typically have quarterly or monthly deadlines. FindLaw's "Business Taxes" section includes information about your tax obligations and benefits (such as valuable deductions and incentives). This section will help you prepare for a business audit, understand which tax forms are needed, take advantage of significant tax deductions, learn the difference between current and capital expenses, and more. See FindLaw's Tax Law section for more general information about state and federal taxes.
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