Archive for the ‘Self Employment’ Category
5 Ways Tax Planning Can Help the Average Joe
August 18th, 2010 | 
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Tax planning for Average Joes? You bet!
Many people don’t think they make enough to worry about tax planning, but what they don’t realize is no matter what your income level, tax planning can help you make adjustments that will significantly reduce your tax liability.
Small Business to be Hit Hard by New SECA Rules
IRS closing S-Corp Tax Loop Holes
As a trusted tax advisor I am in the position of researching new proposed tax laws and passing that information on to my clients. Sometimes a new bill comes along that I feel is important for my clients and readers to get a heads up on due to the major tax implications. This latest bill has quietly moved through the House and is on its way up the ladder.
Posted in Business Finance, Self Employment, taxes | 
Tags: American Rcovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, audits, capital gains, H.R. 4213, Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act, House Ways and Means Committee, IRS, Medicare, personal services income, S Corporations, SECA, self employment tax, small business, sole proprietorship, tax, tax law, tax loop hole, tax loophole, taxable income | 
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Fast and Easy Cash Accounting….oh, it’s Accrual World
Holy Cow! I'm Not Equipped to Make These Decisions Yet!
Accrual Method or Cash Method Accounting?
New to Self-Employment Business Orientation: How to Avoid Tax Problems & Pave the Way to Success
Today people have more choices than ever before when it comes to making a living. Even those who keep their regular full time positions as employees are taking on side work as independent contractors and some are choosing to make the leap to full time self employment or starting their own small business.
Make sure you have your “parachute” packed when making the leap from employee to sole proprietor!