Tag Archives: Ever wonder
Do I have to file, what status do I file as…
I get this question all the time…..Your requirement to file a return usually depends on 3 things: Your filing status Your gross income Your age Filing Status There are 5 filing statuses: Single Married filing jointly Married filing separately Qualifying … Continue reading
Thinking about donating your car? Its not always what you think!
Rather than go through the hassle of selling an old car, you may get a tax deduction for donating the vehicle to a charity. An increasing number of charities have turned to car-donation programs. You may have seen ads from … Continue reading
Are you thinking about starting a business??
In this economy many people are realizing the benefits of being your own boss. I can attest to the fact that owning your own business is awesome, no worries of getting laid off, the flexibility to get your work done … Continue reading
Posted in Business Deductions, Ever wonder, IRS Tips, Realtors, Record Keeping
Tagged All Service Providers, All Taxpayers, Day Care Providers, Employee, Ever wonder, federal tax return, form 1040 schedule c, internal revenue service, IRS, SBA.gov, Small business, Starting a Business
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Have you asked yourself…What if I file for bankruptcy protection?
In these tough economic times, more and more people are struggling to get by. Do you know how filing for bankruptcy relates to your taxes? Please give me a call before you file. We might be able to analyze your … Continue reading
Posted in All Service Providers, All Taxpayers, Bankruptcy, Daycare Providers, Ever wonder, Have you ever asked, IRS Tips, Realtors
Tagged All Service Providers, All Taxpayers, Bankruptcy, bankruptcy code, bankruptcy estate, bankruptcy tax, Daycare providers, Ever wonder, Have you ever asked, IRS Tips, Realtors, separate estate, tax debts
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Ever wonder…What if I receive unemployment compensation?
Unemployment compensation you received under the unemployment compensation laws of the United States or of a state must be included in your income. It is taxable income. If you received unemployment compensation, you should receive Form 1099-G showing the amount … Continue reading
