This invaluable book not only lists the individual items that are deductible but also explains where to list them on your income tax form. The fourteenth edition is completely updated to include new changes in tax law.
This invaluable book not only lists the individual items that are deductible but also explains where to list them on your income tax form. The fourteenth edition is completely updated to include new changes in tax law.
Preface A Treasure Hunt xi Chapter 1: Introduction to Tax Deductions 1 Relax 1 Who Is This Book For? 2 Business Legal Structure 2 How to Use This Book to Your Best Advantage 3 Expense Categories 5 Is Every Possible Tax Deduction Listed? 6 Isn't This What You Pay Your Accountant For? 6 Will Your Deductions Trigger an Audit? 7 When in Doubt, Deduct 8 Tax Loopholes and Tax Secrets 9 Federal versus State Laws 9 Keeping Records 9 When Can You Take a Deduction? 10 Cash Method versus Accrual Accounting 10 Structuring-and Wording-Transactions to Your Best Tax Advantage 11 Timing Transactions to Your Best Tax Advantage: Year-End Strategies 12 Year-End Payments 12 Paying Business Expenses: You or Your Business? 13 Multiple Businesses 13 Home-based Businesses 14 On-Demand Workers 15 Hobby Income and Losses 17 "I Wish I Had This Book Last Year": Amending Prior Years' Tax Returns 18 One Last Caution 18 Chapter 2: Terminology 19 Self-employed Individuals and Independent Contractors 19 Employer / Employee 20 What Is a Tax Deduction? 20 Tax Write-Off 21 Personal versus Business 21 Capitalized Expenses 21 "Significant" Costs 22 Customers, Clients, and Etc. 22 IRS Audits 23 Tax Credits versus Tax Deductions 23 Chapter 3: The Four Basic Rules for All Expenses 25 Rule 1: Business Related 26 Rule 2: Ordinary Expenses 26 Rule 3: Necessary Expenses 27 Rule 4: Not "Lavish or Extravagant" 27 And One More . . . The $25 Million Dollar Rule 28 Chapter 4 475 Tax Deductions, A to Z 29 About the Author 233
Preface A Treasure Hunt xi Chapter 1: Introduction to Tax Deductions 1 Relax 1 Who Is This Book For? 2 Business Legal Structure 2 How to Use This Book to Your Best Advantage 3 Expense Categories 5 Is Every Possible Tax Deduction Listed? 6 Isn't This What You Pay Your Accountant For? 6 Will Your Deductions Trigger an Audit? 7 When in Doubt, Deduct 8 Tax Loopholes and Tax Secrets 9 Federal versus State Laws 9 Keeping Records 9 When Can You Take a Deduction? 10 Cash Method versus Accrual Accounting 10 Structuring-and Wording-Transactions to Your Best Tax Advantage 11 Timing Transactions to Your Best Tax Advantage: Year-End Strategies 12 Year-End Payments 12 Paying Business Expenses: You or Your Business? 13 Multiple Businesses 13 Home-based Businesses 14 On-Demand Workers 15 Hobby Income and Losses 17 "I Wish I Had This Book Last Year": Amending Prior Years' Tax Returns 18 One Last Caution 18 Chapter 2: Terminology 19 Self-employed Individuals and Independent Contractors 19 Employer / Employee 20 What Is a Tax Deduction? 20 Tax Write-Off 21 Personal versus Business 21 Capitalized Expenses 21 "Significant" Costs 22 Customers, Clients, and Etc. 22 IRS Audits 23 Tax Credits versus Tax Deductions 23 Chapter 3: The Four Basic Rules for All Expenses 25 Rule 1: Business Related 26 Rule 2: Ordinary Expenses 26 Rule 3: Necessary Expenses 27 Rule 4: Not "Lavish or Extravagant" 27 And One More . . . The $25 Million Dollar Rule 28 Chapter 4 475 Tax Deductions, A to Z 29 About the Author 233
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