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Question: What can I do if I have not received my W-2 from my employer?
Answer: 1. You can contact your employer, it could have been lost in the mail or have wrong information.
2. Contact the IRS if you have not received your W-2 by February 16th.
3. You must still file your tax return or request on extension by April 15th.
4. If you receive your missing W-2 you may need to file an amended tax return.
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Question: What kind of records should I keep for my small business?
Answer: Business transactions often require various documents to support the entries in your books and on your tax return.
IRS.gov has information on the types of records you should keep as supporting documents.
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Question: What are the steps to starting my own business?
Answer: There are many issues involved in starting a new business. That is why we offer free consultation to anyone seeking information on starting their own business.
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Question: Where's my Refund?
Answer: Internal Revenue Services
Minnesota Revenue
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Question: What is the mileage rate for 2011?
Answer: The revised standard mileage rates are 55.5 cents per mile for business use of an automobile and 23.5 cents per mile for use of an automobile as a medical or moving expense.
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Question: What is the deadline to file my Property Tax (M1PR)?
Answer: Property Tax Refunds are due by August 15th of the following year.
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Question: My ex-spouse already claimed our children on their tax return and they should have been claimed on mine. What do I do?
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Unfortunately, the tax return cannot be efiled. You must file a paper tax return. In a few months, you and your ex-spouse may receive a notice stating a child was claimed by each of you. The dependent may be disallowed on your return as well as your ex-spouse. Please bring in the notice when you receive it and we can go from there.
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Question: What documents are needed to process my company's bookkeeping?
Answer: For each month, we need bank statements, copies of checks written, and copies of your check register.
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Question: What do I do if I can't pay what I owe for state and federal?
Answer: Both Federal and State Agencies have programs to make monthly payments.
You can call our office to help you set up these plans.
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Question: I received a letter from the government pertaining to taxes, I am not sure what I should do.
Answer: Anytime our clients receive documentations from a Government Agency, we encourage our clients to send them to us so that we can explain the notice to our client.
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