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APRIL 8, 2021

of all individual tax returns. Judging by the numbers… …it’s clear that returns reporting higher incomes are looked at a bit more closely by the IRS as the ability to benefit from large tax deductions and credits increases. In any case, most taxpayers must report the gain on Schedule D of their tax return.

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MARCH 5, 2021

Sole proprietorship and partnerships are both taxed the same, they just file in different places on their tax returns. Sole proprietors report business income on their individual tax returns, or 1040. And they use Schedule C to report the business income or loss from your business.

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FEBRUARY 19, 2021

To report and pay federal income taxes on your single member LLC business, you will need to complete a Schedule C, which is a profit or loss business form. This is attached to your personal federal tax return that you file with the IRS. She also earned $25,000 from her part-time job as a consultant.

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JANUARY 20, 2021

Note that you will want to speak to your accountant or lawyer for specific advice regarding your specific situation. Second, you can use your 2019 and 2020 annual tax returns to confirm the revenue reduction. Covered operations expenditures: expenses for software, cloud computing, HR or accounting needs. 10 million.

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APRIL 29, 2021

Now compared to 2020, in 2021, we saw a tax bracket increase anywhere between 0.71% to 1%, with an average increase of 1% percent. So let’s go ahead and discuss how tax brackets work for each filing status. BUT, if you have any specific questions, be sure to reach out to your tax consultant. How Tax Brackets Work!

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FEBRUARY 9, 2021

Speaking of losses, if your S-Corp loses money, those losses are then deductible on your personal income returns. As an example, if you are the sole owner of an S-Corp, and the business suffered a loss of $10,000, you would be able to take a $10,000 deduction on your tax return , meaning the loss can offset any other income that you received.

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APRIL 23, 2021

Now unless you’re an accountant reading this then we know you didn’t go to school to learn taxes and you probably don’t spend your weekends binge reading the tax code. So we’re not going to use a bunch of tax jargon you will read on other blogs. And this can be a tax savings of 30-40%!

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