Tax Planning Steps at Year End - Tax Deductions and Tax Credits
By Jean Murray, About.com Guide
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- Step One - Timing Income and Expenses
- Save on Taxes by Stocking Up and Pre-Paying
- Save on Taxes by Setting Up a 401k Plan for Employees
- Write off Bad Debts to Save on Taxes
- Writing Off and Writing Down Obsolete Equipment and Inventory Can Save on Taxes
- Give Employees Bonuses or Gifts - Reduce Your Business Taxes
- Tax Savings by Taking Bonus Depreciation and Section 179 Deductions
- Save on Taxes by Buying Energy-Efficient Vehicles and Property
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