i need to find out about tax write offs what can i write off on my taxs?
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Wow, I wish I had a solid answer for you but tax laws are so squirrelly, and they vary from state to state. I can tell you that you want to be very careful to take the correct steps because nothing hurts a business (or your wallet) like IRS trouble. Consider a consultation with a CPA. These guys are worth their weight in gold, and usually know what your business needs long before you do.\n\nYou can also ask your questions here: http://www.irs.gov/\n\nAnd here's a real, legal list of deductions for the self-employed: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/arti...\n\n\nBest of luck with this,\n~Tia~
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Go to the irs web site and there you will be able to get the answers you need.
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your tax professional can tell you. it depends on your age, income and whether or not each of you is a participant in a qualified plan through your employer. irs.gov is a great reference.
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if you earn money, you should file a W2 form, maybe 1040 and state tax form as well...depending on how much you make, you might get a refund or might have to pay.
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When it comes to tax deductions and expense write offs, the best thing you can do for yourself is to consult with a certified and experienced tax professional.\n\nThe legal form of your business is a major factor in how you pay texes, sloe proprietor, limited partnership, corporation?  If you are not sure ask an attorney.\n\nThere is nearly no limit as to what you can purchase and use for a business.  What you can write off however is a different story.  When you make purchases with the sole intention of business use, you should consider the depreciation of the asset,(thing you own are considered assets).  To estimate the depreciation value of an asset, try deviding the cost of the item by the number of years you expect to retain the asset in service, the resullting number is the amount of money you can deduct from your taxes each year untill the asset no longer serves your needs.  Another option is to write off the entire depreciation in the first year of ownership.  Though this may decrease your tax liability dramitically for that year, there will be no other tax benefits to the ownership of that asset.\n\nYou can also deduct the cost of operation such as rents, mortgages, utilities, insurance, interest paid on loans (real estate), vehicles and the cost of operation of the vehicle, advertising, accounting, legal fees.  Pretty much any expense that you incur for the business, and certain things that you share, such as a residence, or a car can be used as deductions at tax time.  Be careful not to double deduct items.  If you cliam your car as a business expense, don't claim the interest you pay on the loan in your personal taxes.\nThere are also limits to which you can make deductions; remember you don't want to run in the red with your taxes for more than a couple of years, as the IRS will closely scrutinize your tax returns and records.\nHope this helps.\nGood luck
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http://www.taxengine.com
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You can do it either way. You can print it off the IRS web site or your employer can get you a new one. Don't stress if you are a Little late in turning it in. The have to withhold at the highest tax rate until you fill out the  4-w telling them otherwise
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All tax details should be clearly printed on your pay slip.  But you can work this out yourself quite easily.  Everyone has a "Personal allowance" of £4,895 per year and is tax free.  The next £2,090 per year is taxed at 10%, then the next £30,310 at 22%.  Any annual earnings over £32,400 is taxed at 40%.  You also have National Insurance Contributions to deduct. You are allowed to deduct some items such as pension contributions etc. and other items may be added to your annual earnings such as benefits you may receive.  So your situation may be more complicated, but the above formula is a rough guide.  Most people pay basic rate tax at 22%.  If you find the above complicated, you should ask your payroll department at your work to explain it to you.  They work these things out all the time, and I am sure they would be pleased to help you, or otherwise ring your local tax office:  if you get a helpful person they may be willing to chat it through with you.
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Go to IRS.GOV you might be able to find out what you are asking there.
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Most write offs come off you taxable income. There are a few deductions that can come off your tax(IRA contribution)
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If you are renting a unit to store your business supplies or whatever it would be a tax write off.
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You can give yourself as much time off as you want. You can also pay yourself whatever you want while you're not working... just remember to declare it accurately to your accountants and the tax office.
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If you have last years taxes look on your 1040. I'm not sure where else to look
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You can ask your employer(s) for another copy of your W-2.  Download tax forms from the IRS' web site:\nhttp://www.irs.gov
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try www.irs.gov they tell you what tax breaks and changes there are. ALSO if you know someone that does taxes, go to them or use something like turbo tax to file your return
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It is on an employee's pay stub, W2s & 1099 forms.\n\nMaybe someone would be nice enough to give it to you.
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You'll need to call the tax office and get them to send you a copy of it out in the mail. They won't be able to tell you over the phone nor will you be able to look it up for security reasons. At least thats how it works in Australia