Category Archives: BEA

That May 30th Tax Deadline (BE-10)

What, you’re saying? What tax deadline falls on May 30th?  It’s one that impacts a small number of businesses—generally, larger businesses.  It’s the BE-10 Survey: A U.S. person or business enterprise is required by law to submit the BE-10 survey … Continue reading

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You Heard About that May 29th Filing Deadline, Right?

So let’s look at important tax deadlines this year. There’s January 31st (the deadline to mail and file many 1099s and to distribute and file W-2s), March 15th (the deadline to file S-Corporation and partnership tax returns, and Forms 3520-A), … Continue reading

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BEA-10 Due on June 30th

Just a reminder this morning that the BEA-10 mandatory survey of foreign investment by Americans is due on June 30th. If you own 10% or more of a foreign entity, you will need to file this form. New filers must … Continue reading

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The BEA Responds, or Making IRS Customer Service Look Normal (Bad)

On Sunday I penned the post, “Making IRS Customer Service Look Good.” I now need to take that back. Why? I was greeted at 7am this morning by a phone call from an analyst from the Bureau of Economic Affairs. … Continue reading

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Making IRS Customer Service Look Good

It’s hard to make the IRS’s customer service look good. If you get through–and it’s very difficult to reach the IRS, and you will usually be on hold for more than an hour before you do–there’s a good chance the … Continue reading

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Surprise! You Heard About that May 29th Filing Deadline, Right?

You’re looking at the headline and wondering what I’m drinking. There’s no May 29th tax deadline, right? Well, yes, that’s correct; however, there is a May 29th government filing deadline that will impact some business owners. The Bureau of Economic … Continue reading

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