NASE Minute Video Archive

The NASE Minute is a series of videos created by our own experts and released weekly that are designed to help you get the edge you need to help your business succeed. These videos will help you...

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The Difference between an Employee and Independent Contractor

The overall relationship of the worker to the company dictates whether they are an independent contractor or employee. Find out more in this week's NASE Minute.

Posted on 7/14/2016

Small Business Healthcare Relief Act

We need you to get active and support the Small Business Healthcare Relief Act. Learn what you can do and why it is important for all self-employed and small business owners across the country to call on their representatives.

Posted on 7/7/2016

When is Lunch Deductible for Tax Purposes?

Are you eating lunch with another person? Does your lunch have a business purpose and expected business benefit?

Posted on 6/30/2016

Operating out of Your Home

Keith discusses the Home Office Deduction and the requirements you must adhere to. Why are you avoiding this deduction?

Posted on 6/23/2016

Posted on 6/16/2016

Reducing the amount of money owed to the IRS

Receive a tax deduction for investing money in your own qualified retirement plan. What plan is right for you; SEP plan, IRA plan, Keogh plan or a 401K plan?

Posted on 6/9/2016

The Audit Process

How far back can the IRS go back and examine your tax returns? What are the general rules for keeping tax information and tax records?

Posted on 6/2/2016

Year End Tax Planning

Find out what things you can do to manage your tax liability and hopefully pay the least amount of tax as possible. Listen to Keith Hall as he discusses deferred revenue, accelerated expenses, deductions and retirement planning.

Posted on 5/26/2016

New Employee - How To Pay

Listen while Keith explains the basic calculations you will need to do before you pay your employees. It's your responsibility to withhold taxes on behalf of the employee. Keith discusses four factors for determining federal tax withholding.

Posted on 5/19/2016