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Mid-Year Tax Planning Tips For Your Small Business

July 29, 2014

Anyone who owns a small business should take advantage of the mid-year off season to put a plan in place. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR TAX SITUATION AND KEEP WORKING CAPITAL IN YOUR BANK ACCOUNT INSTEAD OF UNCLE SAM'S POCKET

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