More Truth About Subchapter S Corporations

As I read other articles regarding subchapter S corporations, I am reminded of their unique nature. I wonder if we give appropriate consideration to making the election to become a S corporation? I wonder how this consideration would change if we knew all of the facts? Consider my thoughts carefully when making your decision to convert to or from the beginning the Subchapter S corporation.

Have You Overlooked These 2006 Tax Deductions?

Telephone tax refund – This is a one-time refund and many taxpayers are not aware of its existence. Married couples, with no children, can receive a $40 refund. Those with one child can claim $50 & those with two, $60.

IRS Warns Taxpayers of Fake Sites

Scam artists are really pushing the envelope these days on the web. The IRS is warning taxpayers that fake IRS websites have been set up in an effort to trick people into providing information that can be used for identity theft.

Unclaimed Tax Refunds - How To Claim Yours

We've all heard about the millions of dollars in unclaimed refunds each year, but do you know how to find out if you're owed money? Here's how to find out.

What Taxes You are Responsible for as an eBay Seller?

There are three types of tax that you will be responsible for when you start your eBay business. They are 1) sales and use tax, 2) payroll tax and 3) income tax.

Tax Facts For Freelancers (Pt 2)

In these tough times, it becomes more important than ever for freelancers to familiarize themselves with steps that can keep their taxes to a minimum - and, of course, keep them out of legal trouble. If you need additional information or guidance in specific areas, you should contact the IRS or consult your personal tax advisor.

Options for Filing and Reporting Small Business Taxes

Helpful tips for how to file your tax returns if you own a small business. This guide will take you through the options you have for filing your taxes.

How Income Tax Works

A look at the dreaded income tax, how it works, and to file. This article looks at income taxes mainly from the perspective of the individual taxpayer.

Personal Finance - Your Tax Knowledge Test

Whether you doing taxes on your own, or in the nearest Walmart you should know your deductions in order to claim properly and present right evidence to the tax preparer.

Chances Of Getting An IRS Audit-Near Zero

The chance of getting a random selection audit by the Internal Reveue Service is as close to zero as one can get. Typical triggers of an IRS audit center around their own audit protocols focusing on specific income tax issues. For instance, if you own a subchapter S corporation, chances for an audit are raised as IRS attempts to find out how many of these entities are in compliance with income tax law.

How Teenagers Can Give Themselves a 10 Percent Pay Raise

Do you know that if you are still in school, working part time, you may not need to file annual Federal taxes? I am not talking about some kind of tax dodge or cheat or funny scheme. This is simply the rules.

5 Steps to Create Multi-Stream Income: Wage Earner Knowledge Provides Content

W-2 wage earners pay the biggest portion of taxes in our country. Why? Because very few of their expenses are deductible. You can change that by developing a business you can work from home, making a profit sharing your knowledge with others. Get on the Schedule C Bandwagon and make a difference in your Taxable Income this year.

Early Retirement Distributions and Tax Consequences

If you participate in a retirement plan, you can start distributing money at 59 and half years of age. Ah, but what are the tax consequences if you do so at an earlier age?

Is Your eBay Activity a Business or a Hobby?

Many eBay sellers start out as a hobby, or just to clean out their closets. Many times, this hobby can lead to a profitable business. A hobby is an activity that you do simply because you love doing it, but it may also earn you some income. That income must be reported on your tax return, even if it is just a hobby.

Practical Tips For Avoiding an IRS Audit

There is not foolproof method of avoiding an IRS audit. It is also not very sensible to not claim the deductions that you are entitled to receive just to lessen your chances of an audit. There are some practical tax tips that you can apply that will reduce your chance of being selected for an audit.