Taxes
Tax Tips - Which Tax Form Is Right For Me?
IRS Tax forms can be confusing.Am I a 1099 or a W-2. Do I need an 8832 or a W-7. What the difference between an ?S? corp and schedule ?C? income? Read more →Tax Tips for Home Buyers and Sellers in 2005
Primary residence buyers and sellers understand the fundamental tax benefits of owning a home. Many though aren?t aware beyond the typical deductions of mortgage interest and real estate taxes what and when other home buying or selling expenses can be deducted. Read more →Tax Tips for Home-Based Business Owners
As tax time approaches, many home-based business owners begin completing their forms or paying their accountants with trepidation. This nervousness comes from two sources: a fear of being audited and a fear of having to pay a lot. Read more →Tax Tips for IT Consultants and Contractors
I live and work, quite literally, down the road from the main Microsoft campus. No surprise, then, that I?m commonly asked by freelance consultants for the best ways that these self-employed independent contractors can minimize their income taxes. Read more →Tax Tips for Real Estate Investors Using IRA Funds
You?ve seen the advertisements and news articles. IRA funds can be used to make real estate investments. But before you jump on this bandwagon, make sure you understand some of the tax planning angles related to this opportunity. Read more →Tax Tips for Small Businesses
Don?t the complexities involved in doing your taxes bug you, specially, if you own a small business? Following and getting familiarized with the guidelines laid down by the IRS for small businesses is very important. Read more →Tax Tips for the One Man (Woman) Business
Running a one-person business? Tired of the huge hit you take at tax time? Want to save money on your accounting and taxes? Consider these simple tips and tricks? Read more →Tax Tips for Writers & Authors
Sometimes, another writer, upon learning that I'm both a book author and tax accountant, asks me for the best ways that authors can minimize their income taxes. Read more →Tax Tips to Save Money on Taxes - Get the "Corporate Kick" and Save Loads of Money
Why a Corporation Helps Save You TaxesThe Tax Rates (Notice anything unusual?):The following tables provide a list of the tax rates for individuals and corporations:Personal: $0-$24,650 15% $24,651-$59,750 28% $59, 750-$124,650 31% $124,651-$271,050 36% $271,050+ 39. Read more →Tax Wise Giving
Instead of giving cash to charity at year-end you can donate stock or mutual fund shares that you have held for more than one year and which have increased in value, and save some money in the process. Read more →← Previous Next →
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