January 7th, 2010 by admin
Question: $2,000 tax on $8,000 income?!?
I recently became a self-employed Pilates instructor (because there is no other kind), and am preparing my self-employment tax forms. I have estimated that I will make $8,000 for the second half of this year. And after calculating the honest way, my taxes owed on this [...]
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November 20th, 2009 by admin
Question: Small LLC business – need help with International sub-contractor?
My husband has a small LLC business where he sub-contracts out some of his work. He has one international sub-contractor.
We have asked a CPA and a store-front tax place about how to report what we paid to an international sub-contractor and got different answers. [...]
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October 18th, 2009 by admin
Question: I received a payout from a 401k and I have a 1099-R?
How do I file this?
I have read through some of the forms online and the task seems quite daunting.
It was a payout of the entire balance, but it was only $210. It had taxes withheld from it also. Do I file Form 4972? [...]
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August 12th, 2009 by admin
Know Where You Are…To See Where You’re Going
Logo #6 is more subtle and will probably look better in situ but in the final analysis it will also depend on the overall color scheme of the page.
Excel Busn Math 42: Federal Income Tax Payroll Deduction
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July 31st, 2009 by admin
If you are a law student, you are going to need a better book than just a book to help you file your tax return. There are books written especially for people who want to have a true understanding of the tax codes and laws. This book called Federal Income Tax: Examples and Explanations, for example, is great for anyone wanting to dig deep into the subject of taxation.There are lots of explanations and examples which can help your understanding significantly.
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