For the self-employed, tax time can turn you into a bundle of nerves. You don’t receive w-2s from the companies you work for, and simply file a tax return. As a business owner, you must navigate complex tax scenarios that can be tricky. But with my five tax preparation tips, you can make tax preparation … Read more
Can A Bank Ask Where You Got The Money? The short answer is Yes. Banks must ask and document from where any cash above $10,000 comes. This process is done through IRS Form 8300 as part of the Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) that the law requires. Anti Money Laundering Money … Read more
Yes! A salaried person can show business income. Just because you are a salaried employee does not preclude you or your spouse from earning business income from other sources, including self-employment and contract or gig work, to name a few. Income from any other source besides an employment position would necessitate that you would show … Read more
Yes, you can claim any accounting fees you incur as a business deduction for your business. The deductible fees include business bookkeeping, business tax returns, and any tax consultation fees regarding your business. You may not deduct any of these fees if you are an individual that is not self-employed.
Many people wonder at what age they need to start paying taxes, and I am here to provide that answer. Individuals must start filing taxes as soon as they pass the income threshold, determined by their filing status. As of the tax year 2022, those thresholds are… Single Filing Status Head Of Household: Married Filing … Read more
Business Entity Selection When starting a new business, you must decide which business entity you want to structure. Which structure you choose will have its own tax and legal considerations. This will also dictate which tax forms you need to file each year. Sole Proprietor Anyone that owns an unincorporated business by himself or herself. … Read more