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ویرایش: Second edition
نویسندگان: Tyson. Eric Kevin
سری: For dummies
ISBN (شابک) : 9781119517849, 1119517842
ناشر: For Dummies
سال نشر: 2019
تعداد صفحات: 291
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 9 مگابایت
کلمات کلیدی مربوط به کتاب کیت مالیات مشاغل کوچک برای آدمک ها: کسب و کار کوچک--مالیات،کسب و کار کوچک--مالیات--بریتانیا کبیر،کسب و کار کوچک--مالیات--بریتانیا کبیر،تجارت کوچک--مالیات،بریتانیای کبیر
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مالیات بر مشاغل کوچک 101 -- اتخاذ تصمیمات تجاری مهم -- حساب های بازنشستگی و سرمایه گذاری برای مشاغل کوچک -- املاک و مستغلات و کسب و کار کوچک شما -- برنامه ریزی املاک -- پیگیری درآمدها و هزینه های کسب و کار کوچک شما -- گزینه های بایگانی فرم 1040 -- برنامه های C و C-EZ -- استفاده تجاری از خانه شما -- مالیات های تخمینی، مالیات های خوداشتغالی و سایر اشکال رایج -- رسیدگی به اعلامیه ها و حسابرسی ها -- پیگیری و تحقیق در مورد استراتژی ها و قوانین مالیاتی -- پرداخت هزینه کمک مالیاتی -- ده برنامه (تقریبا) مفید و بسته نرم افزاری برای مسائل مالیاتی مشاغل کوچک -- (تقریبا) ده فرصت کاهش مالیات اغلب نادیده گرفته شده -- ده منبعی که باید پس از خواندن این کتاب به آنها مراجعه کنید. راهنمای کمک به صاحبان مشاغل کوچک مسائل مهم برنامه ریزی مالیاتی، از جمله پوشش تغییرات مالیاتی که در سال 2018 اعمال می شود، ایجاد یک روال مالیاتی مداوم، برخورد با IRS، و بررسی ممیزی ها و اطلاعیه ها.
Small business taxes 101 -- Making important business decisions -- Retirement accounts and investments for small businesses -- Real estate and your small business -- Estate planning -- Keeping track of your small business revenues and costs -- Form 1040 filing options -- Schedules C and C-EZ -- The business use of your home -- Estimated taxes, self-employment taxes, and other common forms -- Dealing with notices and audits -- Keeping up with and researching tax strategies and rules -- Paying for tax help -- Ten (almost) useful apps and software packages for small business tax issues -- (Almost) ten often overlooked tax reduction opportunities -- Ten resources to turn to after reading this book.;A guide to assist small business owners with important tax planning issues, including coverage of the tax changes taking effect in 2018, creating an ongoing tax routine, dealing with the IRS, and navigating audits and notices.
Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Introduction About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Where to Go from Here Part 1 Understanding Small Business Taxes Chapter 1 Small Business Taxes 101 Valuing Year-Round Tax Planning Factoring taxes into small business decisions Checking out common tax mistakes Noting How Corporate and Individual Tax Reform Impacts Small Business Checking out corporate income tax rate reduction and simplification Reducing individual income tax rates Noting 20 percent deduction for pass-through entities Enjoying better equipment expensing rules Increasing maximum depreciation deduction for automobiles Limiting interest deductions Reducing meal and entertainment deductions Eliminating the health insurance mandate Revising rules for using net operating losses Understanding the Different Types of Taxes You Pay and Your Tax Rates Defining total taxes and taxable income Your marginal income tax rate for federal income taxes State income taxes Corporate income tax rates Employment (payroll) taxes Sales taxes Chapter 2 Making Important Business Decisions Choosing Your Business Entity Sole proprietorships The incorporation decision One step further: S corporations Partnerships Limited liability companies (LLCs) Valuing Employee Benefits Retirement plans Health insurance plans Other benefits Benefits that are deductible for corporation owners Chapter 3 Retirement Accounts and Investments for Small Businesses Beginning with Retirement Account Basics: Tax Breaks, Penalties, and Saving Guidelines Instant rewards: Upfront tax breaks Ongoing tax breaks on your investment earnings Additional tax credits for lower-income earners Retirement account penalties for early withdrawals Guidelines for saving (but not excessively) Surveying Your Retirement Account Options Maximizing your retirement plan’s value Checking out your choices Selecting Top-Notch Investments for Your Retirement Account Considering fund advantages Maximizing your chances for fund investing success Understanding and using index funds Considering exchange-traded funds Using asset allocation in your retirement fund portfolio Selecting the best stock funds Investing in the best exchange- traded funds Balancing your act: Funds that combine stocks and bonds Finding the best bond funds Developing Realistic Investment Return Expectations Estimating your investments’ likely future returns Compounding your returns Chapter 4 Real Estate and Your Small Business Deciding Whether to Work out of Your Home Researching local ordinances and issues Controlling costs Separating your work life from your personal life Doing a cost comparison Leasing Space for Your Business Leaning toward leasing Leasing burdens of retail businesses Negotiating a lease Buying Business Property Taking stock of your financial situation Doing a rent-versus-buy analysis Evaluating leases as a real estate investor Chapter 5 Estate Planning Determining Your Estate’s Tax Concerns Understanding the federal estate tax exemption Figuring out your taxable estate Examining estate tax rates Surveying special estate tax treatment afforded small businesses Reducing Expected Estate Taxes with a Few Strategies Giving away your assets Leaving all your assets to your spouse Buying cash-value life insurance Setting up trusts Getting advice and help Part 2 Ongoing Tax Jobs Chapter 6 Keeping Track of Your Small Business Revenues and Costs Establishing an Accounting System for Your Business Separating business from personal finances Documenting expenses and income in the event of an audit Keeping current on income, employment/payroll and sales taxes Reducing your taxes by legally shifting income and expenses Keeping Good Tax Records for Your Small Business Ensuring a complete and accurate tax return Setting up a record-keeping system Deciding when to stash and when to trash Watching out for state differences Replacing lost business records Chapter 7 Form 1040 Filing Options The New and Improved Form 1040 Tackling the Income Lines Line 1: Wages, salaries, tips, etc. Line 2a: Tax-exempt interest Line 2b: Taxable interest Lines 3a and 3b: Ordinary dividends and qualified dividends Lines 4a and 4b: Total pensions and annuities Lines 5a and 5b: Social Security benefits Line 7: Adjusted gross income Line 8: Standard deduction or itemized deductions (from Schedule A) Schedule 1: Additional Income and Adjustments to Income Line 12: Business income (or loss) Line 13: Capital gain (or loss) Line 14: Other gains (or losses) Line 17: Rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, trusts, etc. Line 18: Farm income (or loss) Line 19: Unemployment compensation Line 21: Other income Adjustments to Income Line 23: Educator expenses Line 24: Certain business expenses of reservists, performing artists, and fee-basis government officials Line 25: Health savings account deduction Line 27: Deductible part of self-employment tax Line 28: Self-employed SEP, SIMPLE, and qualified plans Line 29: Self-employed health insurance deduction Line 32: IRA deduction Line 33: Student loan interest deduction Line 34: Tuition and fees Nonrefundable Credits: Lines 48 to 55 Line 48: Foreign tax credit Line 49: Credit for child and dependent care expenses Line 50: Education credits Line 51: Retirement savings contributions credit Chapter 8 Schedules C and C-EZ Schedule C-EZ Schedule C Basic information Part I: Income Part II: Expenses Chapter 9 The Business Use of Your Home The New, Simplified Home Office Deduction Filling Out Form 8829, “Expenses for Business Use of Your Home” Recognizing who can use Form 8829 Measuring the part of your home used for business Figuring your allowable home office deduction Determining your home office’s depreciation allowance Carrying over what’s left Understanding the Downsides to Home Office Deductions Audit risk and rejection of repeated business losses Depreciation recapture when selling a home with previous home office deductions Chapter 10 Estimated Taxes, Self-Employment Taxes, and Other Common Forms Form 1040-ES: Estimated Tax for Individuals Comparing the safe harbor method to the 90 percent rule Completing and filing your Form 1040-ES Keeping Current on Your Employees’ (and Your Own) Tax Withholding Form W-4 for employee withholding Tax withholding and filings for employees Schedule SE: Self-Employment Tax Choosing a version of Schedule SE: Short or long? Completing the Short Schedule SE Form 8889: Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) Understanding how HSAs work and who can use them Completing Form 8889 Part 3 Getting Help Chapter 11 Dealing with Notices and Audits Understanding the Basics You’ll Find on an IRS Notice Assessing Assessment Notices Income verification and proposed changes to your tax return: Forms CP2501 and CP2000 Request for your tax return: Forms CP515 and CP518 Backup withholding notice Federal tax lien notice: Form 668(F) Handling Non-Assessment Notices Paying interest on additional tax Receiving a delinquent tax return notice What You Should Know about Audits Surviving the four types of audits Prepping for an audit Winning your audit Understanding the statute of limitations on audits Correcting IRS Errors Keeping your correspondence short and sweet Sending a simple response to a balance due notice Getting attention when the IRS ignores you with the help of a taxpayer advocate Amending a Return Taking Action Even When You Can’t Pay Your Taxes Reducing Your Chances of Being Audited Declare all your income Don’t itemize Earn less money Don’t cheat Don’t cut corners if you’re self-employed Double-check your return for accuracy Stay away from back-street refund mills Chapter 12 Keeping Up with and Researching Tax Strategies and Rules The Benefits of Preparing Your Own Return Using IRS Publications Buying Software Accessing Internet Tax Resources The Internal Revenue Service Tax preparation sites TaxTopics.net Research sites Hiring Help Chapter 13 Paying for Tax Help Deciding to Hire Tax Help Unenrolled preparers Enrolled agents Certified public accountants Tax attorneys Who’s best qualified? Finding Tax Advisors Interviewing Prospective Tax Advisors What tax services do you offer? What are your particular areas of expertise? What other services do you offer? Who will prepare my return? How aggressive or conservative are you regarding interpreting tax laws? What’s your experience with audits? How does your fee structure work? What qualifies you to be a tax advisor? Do you carry liability insurance? Can you provide references of clients similar to me? Part 4 The Part of Tens Chapter 14 Ten (Almost) Useful Apps and Software Packages for Small Business Tax Issues Tracking Expenses with Expensify Processing Sales with Square Managing Transactions with EMS+ Marking Miles with MileIQ Managing Your Accounting with QuickBooks Handling Accounting and Invoicing with FreshBooks Preparing Taxes with TurboTax Self-Employed Completing Taxes with H&R Block Tax Preparation and Filing Software Chapter 15 (Almost) Ten Often Overlooked Tax Reduction Opportunities Invest in Wealth-Building Assets Fund Some Retirement Accounts Contribute to a Health Savings Account Work Overseas Calculate Whether a Deduction Is Worth Itemizing Trade Consumer Debt for Mortgage Debt Consider Charitable Contributions and Expenses Scour for Self-Employment Expenses Married Couples Should Crunch the Numbers on Filing Separately Chapter 16 Ten Resources to Turn to After Reading This Book To Develop a Good Business Plan and Improve Your Small Business To Whip Your Finances into Shape To Select the Best Business Entity To Set Up an Accounting and Financial Management System To Hone Your Investment Savvy for Your (and Your Employees’) Retirement Funds For Help with Payroll Regulations and Employee Tax Withholdings To Dig Deeper into IRS Rules and Regulations To Deal with IRS Collection Efforts For More Detailed Advice about All Aspects of Your Income Tax Return For Assistance in Preparing Your Income Tax Return Index EULA