How can i reduce my taxes?
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quit your job and live in the streets.
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The safest (and maybe smartest) way to approach this is to look into filing a 1040ES, Estimated Tax for Individuals.  It helps you estimate what your income not subject to withholding (such as your business) will be, and to calculate the estimated tax payment so you can make quarterly payments to the IRS.\n\nThis is advisable because if you under-withhold based on your income, you can be penalized by the IRS for it.  Here is a link to the form and its instructions.  You'll need Adobe Acrobat and/or its web plug-in to view it:
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go to irs.gov and it tells you how to do it all
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Go to a financial advisor.  Invest wisely, and consult with individuals about the best way to add longevity to the wealth.  If you hide your money and don't pay taxes, you're being dishonest... eventually someone will find out and the punishment will take away more money than you would have had to have paid in anyway.
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Easiest way to avoid paying taxes is to make sure you put enough money into 401Ks (or retirement funds) and you donate to charities.  You realise bringing clothes to a donation site for helping of poor people is the same and you can use it as a tax write-off?  Look up a list of tax write-offs.\n\nHope you were looking for a serious answer!  Good luck ;)
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Honestly there is no way online. If you do find something then you will have to pay out money at the beginning plus have to pay your own taxes out of your checks. ( No money taken from your checks meaning you set money back for the end of the year)
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You would be better off spreading it out, but if you want the money now, just claim more exemptions on your W-4 so they take less tax out. In the end, it doesn't matter because you'll just resolve it on tax day, so it only matters whether you want the money all right now.
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1. Make sure you maximize your tax deductions. Plow more money back into the business - marketing, new computers, etc. and claim them as deductions\n\n2. Open a Self Employment 401K http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol149/401k.htm and maximize it. You can put in as much as $16,000 per year + 25% of business profits. It is tax deferred so you don't pay taxes now, but at least you can use it to save for your retirement.
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For Federal stuff, it's easy.  Just look up the amounts in the Circular E from the IRS for this year.\n\nhttp://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p15.pdf\n\nIn case you don't see it, you have to withhold 6.2% for OASDi and 1.4% for Medicare as well so long as they have not met the wage based limit for 2006 yet.\n\nFor State taxes, you'll have to look and find out what taxes you need to withhold, and at what rate.
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File a tax return. If you want a refund as you employer to give you a w4 form and change the number of exemptions that you want to take. You can also have them hold More out of each check
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Try the Fair Tax.  Eliminate all taxes and enact a sales tax.
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The only way to reduce the taxes on the gain on real estate is to do a "Section 1031 Exchange".  The only problem is that you do not receive cash.  You received another piece of real estate.\n\nThere is not a way to reduce taxes on the sale of stocks at a gain.
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Does your state have an income tax?  That also qualifies as a deduction.  Do you take a medical or a child care pre-tax allocation?  That can also reduce your AGI another $10k.  Do you have interest income, dividends - sell or buy stock?  Did you contribute to an IRA?\n\nIf NONE OF THE ABOVE - just $100k - $25k, then tax bill is about $9500 - divide by # of paychecks.
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Tax write-offs.\nSee above.
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File your taxes.  I run a home based business (graphic design) and learned the hard way.  I made $396 in my first year (started in December of that year), and didn't see the need it was small.\n\nI got a HUGE fine from the IRS.  Luckily I got it cleared because I had an atty do the work, but I learned - no matter how small, report it.  It isn't worth the headache.
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Include everything on your taxes to avoid litigation. Especially your expenses, they are deductable and will lower you tax liability, consult a tax professional.
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contat the irs at www.irs.gov and your state tax people. they have the tax charts and can tell you how much should be taken out.