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One of the most common topics we get asked about, year after year, relates to filing extensions.
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It's February, and you have a little over a month before the March 15th filing deadline for your business returns. Do you have everything ready for your accountant? How do you know if you're missing something?
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In a nutshell, a business owner (even a sole proprietor!) must file 1099s to non-employee individuals that were paid $600 or more in the course of business during the past calendar year.
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Now that it's after year-end, all is not lost as far as tax planning goes. There are still some things you can do to save money on your 2011 returns. Here are a couple of ideas.
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Believe it or not, employing your children is actually a very effective way to shift income and save money on your taxes. This strategy is sound if you own a business, or even an income-producing property.
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To hire or not to hire? That is the question! Actually, the real uncertainty is often whether or not the person working in the organization is an employee or a subcontractor.
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Since there are two ways to take a deduction for the business use of your vehicle (1 - using the actual expenses or 2- taking the IRS standard mileage rate), you'll have to decide on one of them.