Introduction to the 2010 IRS Tax Calendar
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Introduction to the 2010 IRS Tax Calendar

watering can and garden toolsWelcome to the 2010 IRS Tax Calendar for Small Businesses and Self-Employed

We hope that this year’s gardening theme will inspire your commercial ventures, while helping you cultivate sound business practices.

Our nation’s economic climate has been rather overcast, but our entrepreneurs have brought a sunny side to the outlook. Small businesses employ about half of all private sector U.S. workers, and have generated 60 to 80 percent of net new jobs annually over the last decade.

Taxes contributed to our nation’s budget by small businesses and the self-employed represent more than 45 percent  of the total by all private firms.

So, roll up your sleeves and dig in. And remember, if this small business almanac of advice leaves you scratching your head, there are more resources available from the IRS on the Small Business and Self-Employed Web site.

This calendar is filled with useful information to help you start up and tend to your small business concerns. Tax reminders and instructions are shown by date.  There are also highlights of various tax topics related to small businesses provided in the calendar. In addition, the calendar also provides Tips for Business Success, a list of Forms and Publications, and a list of online resources and tools available for small businesses.  

Tax Topics:

  • Preparing Your Site and Setting Up
  • Accounting Methods and Periods
  • Reap Retirement Rewards
  • Car, Travel and Other Business Expenses
  • Employee and Worker Issues
  • Monitor Results and Keep Good Records
  • Your Rights as a Taxpayer
  • Filing Electronically is Fast and EZ
  • Help in Recovering from Disaster
  • IRS Resources Can Help You Via Phone and Internet
  • Stash Away for Taxes and Prevent Identity Theft
  • Online Resources Help Your Business Thrive

Mark Your Calendar for the 2010 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums

The tax forums offer three days of seminars with the latest word from IRS leaders and experts in tax law, compliance and ethics. Tax professionals can earn up to 18 continuing professional education credits, learn about the latest IRS e-services products and schedule a visit to the Practitioner Case Resolution Room. The forums also feature a two-day expo with products, services and expertise from the IRS, business, finance and tax software companies.

View the Nationwide Tax Forum page for more information.

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