Articles, tagged with "home office deduction", page 2
15th April 2010
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 4.12 million American entrepreneurs are operating their businesses at home. These home-based businesses include anything from home-based accounting firm to home-based food catering service and even to day ...
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Author:
Pamela
01st April 2010
Home Party Plan=Best Home Business Model
The home party plan business model is perfect for a busy family. Frequently a family will need extra income to make ends meet and yet all the wage earners are already working full time. A home party business is pe...
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Author:
businessplan
09th March 2010
When comes tax time, it has most people digging for receipts they received the past year, looking in every nook and cranny of the house. Organizing your tax documents should start right after New Year's Eve is over, so it will be much easier next year at ...
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Author:
Len Jarosz
11th December 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Tom Wheelwright
As I promised last week, this week I'm sharing a few more items that apply to both business owners and real estate investors. Here they are!
#1
Check Your Vehicle
The vehicle deduction is one of my favorite ...
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Author:
Tom Wheelwright
12th November 2009
According to the IRS, the majority of American taxpayers working from home do not claim a home office deduction even though they're entitled to it. This is because they are unfamiliar with the rules governing the deduction and they are wary of its record-...
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Author:
Jovana Jerinic CPA
12th November 2009
The IRS audits more than 50,000 businesses and 1,250,000 individual taxpayers each year, mainly via correspondence exams. Although no one can guarantee you will never be audited, you can lower your chances of being selected for an audit by following a few...
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Author:
Jovana Jerinic CPA
11th November 2009
Costs associated with maintaining a home office (for example, rent, utilities, insurance, repairs, and depreciation) may be deductible. If the office space is also used for personal reasons, the entire home office deduction is usually lost. However, expen...
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Author:
Francis Ludwik
30th August 2009
There are some considerations to take into account if you're going to start a home based business.
What type of business? You probably already have a business idea in mind, or are ready to move an existing business into your home. But, is this busine...
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Author:
rharrison98
10th June 2009
The countdown from Thanksgiving to Christmas is a magical time of year, but it's also a warning to real estate investors that December 31 - the end of the tax year - is almost upon us. If you haven't yet gotten your financial house in order you're runnin...
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Author:
Charrissa Cawley
18th May 2009
If you run a home-based business, you might be confused about what you can and cannot deduct as reasonable expenses. Some home-based businesses make critical mistakes and are red-flagged by the Internal Revenue Service. However, with a little guidance, yo...
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Author:
DirectTM
02nd April 2009
Are you learning about the fascinating work from home industry to learn how to money make online ? Maybe you are doing your taxes and considering the possibilities of taking some more deductions from that home office that you created for yourself and neve...
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Author:
DavidBone
27th March 2009
Yes, you can leverage on these small business deductions to build a significant tax shelter by writing off substantial dollars from your home based small business. Without a doubt, you can put the IRS tax laws in your favor to pocket big bucks.
Gener...
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Author:
Tim Derey
25th March 2009
All the self-employed people are annoyed with the high self-employment (SE) Tax. There is a valid reason to be frustrated; SE Tax is twice as the federal payroll tax. Where a employee pays 7.65% federal tax, a self employer has to pay 15.3% of SE tax. The...
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Author:
Ron Finkelstein
25th February 2009
Are you afraid to take advantage of the home office deduction? Perhaps you are the victim of one or more of these common tax myths. Unfortunately, many self-employed folks shy away from taking the home office deductions for at least one of the following f...
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Author:
Wayne M. Davies
30th January 2009
Fears of an IRS audit have given rise to many odd myths over the years, some of which are just too crazy to believe. However, there are still some myths out there that remain common beliefs to thousands of taxpayers.
Having a home office is an audit re...
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Author:
Roni Deutch