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Looking for a good U.S. corp. tax software or website

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for a small corporation
something simple and cheap

thanks
 
Do I really have to pay a tax adviser?
 
Yellowpages.com > Certified Public Accounts
 
Thanks, Dvestor.

Acroplex, my questions is about a (PC) software or website (with some tax application). I don't want to pay an accountant or tax adviser.
 
I used amerilawyer.com for a Nevada Corporation for $104.95 complete. Simple & cheap. Call them for an info packet.

And if taxes are your question, this tax book is a must for all domainers: http://www.domaintaxguide.com/
I highly recommend.
 
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I checked their website, but I couldn't find anything about taxes, it looks like the do incorporations...
 
I can't mention enough the benefits of having an accountant do your taxes, especially if you run a company (of any size). Let alone the fact that even that expense - in the $150 to $250 region - is deducted from your earnings.
 
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