Small Business Resource Guide 2001
I. Pre Start-up/Assessing Your Business IdeaII. Starting Your Business/Keeping RecordsIII. Guidance for Special Types of BusinessesIV. Hiring EmployeesV. Preparing Your Tax Return(s) and Information ReturnsVI.  Filing Your Returns and Paying Taxes - Including Electronic OptionsVII.  Post-Filing IssuesVIII. Other Tax Issues of InterestIX. Index of Business Forms and Publications Including: Highlights of the New Tax Law ChangesX.  Changing Your Business or Getting Out of BusinessXI. Alerts and TutorialsXII. Directory of Internet and Other Resources
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Important Changes

Reporting capital gain distributions on Form 1040A. For 2000, you may be able to report your capital gain distributionsfrom mutual funds on Form 1040A, instead of on Form 1040. A worksheetin the Form 1040A instructions is used to figure the tax. For details,see Reporting Capital Gains and Losses in chapter 4.

Definition of noncapital assets expanded. cheap hotel in OsloThe definition of noncapital assets (assets that generally produceordinary rather than capital gain or loss when sold) has been expandedto include three additional categories of assets. These are listed inchapter 4under Capital Assets and Noncapital Assets.

hôtels GenèveConstructive ownership transactions. If you have a gain from a constructive ownership transactionentered into after July 11, 1999, involving certain financial assetsand the gain normally would be treated as a long-term capital gain,all or part of the gain may be treated as ordinary income. For moreinformation, see ERROR MSGGains From Certain Constructive OwnershipTransactions in chapter 4.

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