Federal Business and Company  Tax Information.
The US Treasury’s Internal Revenue Service (IRS) site.
Tax sites on the Internet.
An overview on company tax obligations.
Click on the blue button for a summary of information at the site
MACRS depreciation.
Tax research on the Internet.
A mega site devoted to tax information for small and medium size companies.
Computing a company’s cash tax rate.
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Internet federal tax payments.
DOT’s Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS).
Imputed interest rates.
An IRS tax site designed especially for small businesses.
Frequently asked employee-related questions at the IRS.
US tax code, online and searchable.
A tax research resource site.
1031 tax deferred exchanges information.
Management Accounting Information Center

An Internet Site For Researching Management, Accounting, and Business  Information
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A resource center on many tax questions and issues.
Data and information for various tax types.
IRS’s tax tips for various industry sectors.
Websites linked to from this page hopefully will provide helpful federal tax-related information to companies, accountants, and tax preparers.
Internal Revenue Service sites.
Other tax research sites.
Specific tax questions.
Tax payments.
A US government portal to tax information.
A Yahoo Pipes Search Product
        Search For Recent
   IRS Rules and Regulations


This Yahoo Pipes allows you to extract recent regulations on subjects you enter in the search box.  This Yahoo Pipes search product extracts these regulations from recent regulations coming out of the Department of the Treasury.  Results are from the past 360 days.

Click
here to go to this Yahoo Pipes product.

Right clicking should lead to being able to open a new window.
A Yahoo Pipes Search Product
  Search Blogs for Tax-related
            Information


This Yahoo Pipes product searches several tax-related blogs for results related to the terms you enter in the box.  The purpose of this product is to quickly extract information from a pipe of feeds containing tax-related information.

Click
here to go to this Yahoo Pipes product.

Right clicking should lead to being able to open a new window.
         A Yahoo Pipes Search Product
    Upcoming Accounting-Related Events


Enter an accounting-related topic and this Yahoo Pipes search product will filter approximately 15 RSS feeds for upcoming conferences, trade shows and fairs, courses, exhibits, seminars, and webinars.

Topics might be, besides accounting, tax, audit, and management.

The RSS feeds, from accounting associations and other organizations, are transmitted for the purpose of identifying future events.  Yahoo, Live Search, and Google news feeds are also included.

Click
here to conduct a search.

Right clicking should lead you to a new window in which to conduct the search.
An IRS web page for tax professionals.
Guidance on taxes associated with timber production.
      A Yahoo Pipes Search Product
      Search for Tax Laws and Rules

This Yahoo Pipes Search Product will search the world wide web for tax laws, rules, and regulations on the  term you enter for which you seek tax laws, rules, and regulations..     

This Yahoo Pipes Search Product is designed to use several strings of search terms related to tax laws.   Added to each string are the keywords you enter. The strings are used simultaneously in the search and then the results are fed into the pipe and filtered. Hopefully, this Yahoo Pipes Search Product identifies useful information that would have taken several hours to find by manually searching using Yahoo Search.

Click
here to go this Yahoo Pipes product.

Right clicking should lead to being able to open in a new window.
A Management Accounting Information Center article “Accounting Departments Use of Yahoo Pipes (2010)” attempts to show how the Internet and mashups can be useful to the accounting department.  Please click the home logo at the top left of this page to access this article.
A Management Accounting Information Center article “Using Yahoo Pipes to Show Upcoming Training, Exhibits, and Trade Show Events (2009)” attempts to show how the Internet  and mashups can be useful for training company personnel.  Please click the home logo at the top left of this page to access this article.
A Management Accounting Information Center article “Using Yahoo Pipes to Filter Podcast Feeds to Find Podcasts on Specific Topics” attempts to show how the Internet and mashups can be used to find podcasts useful to company personnel.  Please click the home logo at the top left of this page to access this article.
A Management Accounting Information Center article “RSS Feed Use by Accountants and the Accounting Department (2006)” attempts to show how the Internet and RSS feeds can be used by accountants.  Please click the home logo at the top left of this page to access this article.
The graph below was prepared using Google’s chart tool.

This horizontal bar graph shows the 2008 corporate tax rate before and after corporations apply tax credits to their returns.

The data used for the rates are from the Internal Revenue Service’s publication:  2008 Statistics of Income – Corporation Income Tax Returns.  This publication can be reviewed by clicking
here (PDF file).

To obtain the two rates, the total income reported on all form 1120 returns filed for 2008 was divided into the total income tax before credits and also into the total income tax after credits, reported on the returns.

The rates shown in the graphs indicate, it seems to me, just how much tax credits can reduce taxes paid by companies.   Tax credits can be an important way to reduce company tax expenditures.
Tax Rate Before and After Allowed Credits Are Used
The graphs to the right were created using Google’s graph tool.

The vertical bar graphs show the effective tax rate for small businesses by the entity type of the small business (sole proprietorship – nonfarm; partnership; S corporation; and C corporation).

Details behind the percentages are in a 2009 study done by Quantria Strategies, LLC for the US Small Business Administration.  The study can be read by clicking
here (PDF file).  The study defines a small business as a business having less than $10,000,000 in gross revenues.

A separate graph is presented for C corporations because the effective tax rate for C corporations should not be compared to the effective tax rates for the other business entities.  The reasons for this is that the C corporation tax rate does not include income taxes that owners pay on the salaries they receive from the corporation and the effective tax rate does not include taxes on dividends that owners receive from the corporation.
Effective Tax Rate (%) by Business Entities (Small Business)
Effective Tax Rate (%) for C Corporations (Small Business)
Search for tax cases heard in US courts.