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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: September 6, 2009 9:34

If you were thinking of getting additional office help and wanted to hire someone on a part-time of full-time basis you need to understand the difference between employees and independent contractors. There is a major difference between employees and independent contractors when it comes to how much tax you as an employer has to pay and withhold […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: August 24, 2009 14:05

Here are some important facts you need to know before deducting charitable donations/contributions. Note that in order to deduct charitable contribution you need to itemized your deductions on Schedule A of form 1040 Charitable contributions must be made to a qualified charitable organization.  Qualified means that the charity is registered with the IRS and has received a status of qualified organization.  The most common […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: August 20, 2009 16:35

Religious organization can provide to clergy ministers non-taxable benefits referred to as parsonage allowance. It’s done as part of total compensation paid to the minister. How does this work? Religious organization can provide to a minister with rent-free furnished apartment or housing that is owned by the religious organization. Religious organization also can pay the […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: August 18, 2009 10:53

With today’s technology many people can run and operate a business out of their homes. Many clients may be able to take a home office tax deduction when filing their tax returns. What do you need to know about claiming the home office tax deduction? Generally, in order to claim a business tax deduction for your home, you must use […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: August 17, 2009 17:00

Generally, you cannot deduct amounts that you approximate or estimate. You should keep proper records to prove your expenses or have sufficient evidence that will support your own statement. You must generally prepare a written record for it to be considered Proper. This is because written evidence is more reliable than oral evidence alone. However, […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: August 12, 2009 9:44

This material was written and prepared by TaxBizPro, LLC © 2009 You have a great idea, you are excited and now you want to start your business.  So you are asking yourself, where do I begin?  First you need to understand that in any business you need to have a plan and a good tax […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: June 15, 2009 11:02

Many clients ask me what they can deduct and what they can’t deduct? So I am providing the following lists of NON deductible expenses: Expenses You Cannot Deduct Expenses that were reimbursed by your employer. Apartment Rent, unless qualified to claim away from home expenses for a business trip expected to last one year or less, or if […]

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TaxBizPro, LLC Posted on: June 15, 2009 10:45

Many clients ask me what they can deduct and what they can’t deduct? So I am providing lists of possible deductions. The lists are only meant to give you an ideas.  These tax deductions are not all-inclusive and not all items are deductible all the time.  Many are subject to limitations, may only apply in certain situations.  Please keep […]

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