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IRS Publication 583, Starting a Business
IRS Publication 583 covers what a new business does about tax: getting an employer identification number, choosing an accounting method and a tax year, which records to keep, and how long to keep them. Questions cite it in two exam sections: Business Finances and Employment Requirements. It explains the Internal Revenue Code rather than stating it.
This is not law
Federal guidance on what a new business does about tax: getting an employer identification number, choosing an accounting method and a tax year, which records to keep, and how long to keep them. It is not law: it explains the Internal Revenue Code and the regulations under it. Every figure in it belongs to the year on its cover.
- Cited as
- IRS Publication 583, Starting a Business
- Pages
- 28
- Official copy
- PDF from the publisher
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