IRS Celebrates Small Business Week with FREE Webinars

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IRS is celebrating Small Business Week by offering two FREE webinars. They are as follows:

1) Small Business Owners: Get All the Tax Benefits You Deserve - Tues., June 18, 2013 
2 pm (ET) – What’s covered:
            ▪ Learn about business expenses and deductions
            ▪ What is a business depreciation deduction?
            ▪ Find out which business tax credits are available for your business
            ▪ Get the latest facts about the American Taxpayer Relief Act
            ▪ What are the qualifications for the Earned Income Credit?
            ▪ Broadcast will include a live Q&A session
            Click on the following link to register, www.visualwebcaster.com/IRS/94208/reg.asp?id=94208

 2) Avoid the Top Tax Mistakes that Small Businesses Make – Thurs., June 20,2013 
            2 pm (ET)  -  What’s covered:
            ▪ Tips to avoid common mistakes with your business taxes
            ▪ Good recordkeeping strategies
            ▪ What is reportable income
            ▪ How to carefully choose a tax preparer
            ▪ Helpful Tax Information Resources
            ▪ Broadcast will include a live Q&A session
            Click on the following link to register, www.visualwebcaster.com/IRS/94230/reg.asp?id=94230

(From the FRSA Roof Flash)

Trenton H. Cotney
Florida Bar Certified Construction Lawyer
Trent Cotney, P.A.
1211 N Franklin St
Tampa, FL 33602

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