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Does this scene sound familiar? It’s April 7. You haven’t seen the top of your dining room table in two weeks because of the piles of paid bills, receipts, canceled checks, and unidentified cash register receipts covering it. Your head pounds and your stomach churns as the...
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As a sole proprietor, it’s wise to familiarize yourself with the some key deductions that may reduce your tax bill for 2004.
Small-business consultants generally recommend that you hire an accountant to prepare your tax returns, payroll and financial statements. But you...
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April 15th may be gone but, but certainly not forgotten – especially if you, like millions of small businesses, unknowingly overpaid your federal taxes and can recover money by filing an amended return.
According to the IRS tax code, you have three years from the filing...
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With the rush to file your taxes by April 15th, you probably did not consider the possibility that you overpaid. According to the General Accounting Office, in 1998 alone, there was $311 million paid unnecessarily to the IRS. Do not count on the IRS to tell you if you have...
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Starting and operating your own home based business is the ultimate tax shelter.
Although this article has been written from a Canadian income tax perspective, the principles should be practical in other tax jurisdictions.
1. Non-Deductible Personal Living Expenses
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One way to maximize your business profits is by reducing your taxes. Frequently, income and other taxes could be lowered significantly if only the taxpayer were willing to plan ahead. By taking some simple steps to rearrange your affairs, you could save a fortune!
1. Are...
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