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When does nontaxable business income become taxable? How do you calculate the cost of goods sold? What can be deducted? What is a fixed asset? This no-nonsense guide answers these common questions and more, empowering small business owners to understand how and why they are taxed and maximize their deductions. You'll learn when depreciation begins, how to classify payments to employees, how to track inventory and sales, and strategies for successful accounting. Coverage also includes: Tax benefits for employers Business classifications S corporation tax issues Deductible expenses Retirement pl.;Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Copyright; Table of Contents; Introduction; PART I -- ESSENTIALS FOR THE SMALL BUSINESS OWNER; 1 Small Business Taxation Basics; 2 Business Income: Where it All Begins; 3 Cost of Goods Sold: Tracking the Flow of Costs; 4 Business Deductions: What, When and How Much?; 5 Fixed Assets and Depreciation; 6 Deducting Payments to Workers; 7 Accounting: The Key to Tax Savings & Success; PART II -- BUSINESS STRUCTURE; 8 Choosing Your Form of Business; 9 S Corporation Tax Issues; 10 Limited Liability Company Tax Issues; PART III -- MAXIMIZING YOUR DEDUCTIONS

Learn everything you need to know to handle taxes for your small business.

When does nontaxable business income become taxable? How do you calculate the cost of goods sold? What can be deducted? What is a fixed asset? This no-nonsense guide answers these common questions and more,
empowering small business owners to understand how and why they are taxed and maximize their deductions. You’ll learn when depreciation begins, how to classify payments to employees, how to track inventory and sales, and strategies for successful accounting.

Coverage also includes:

• Tax benefits for employers
• Business classifications
• S corporation tax issues
• Deductible expenses
• Retirement plans
• Shareholder loans
• Family employee payroll
• And more

Taxes can be intimidating and confusing, especially for a small business owner who may have only handled individual taxes in the past.
Understanding the tax system is essential for all small business owners,
whether they are filing on their own or with the help of an accountant. When it comes to running your finances, knowledge is power, and The Pocket Small Business Owner's Guide to Taxes puts the power in your hands! When does nontaxable business income become taxable? How do you calculate the cost of goods sold? What can be deducted? What is a fixed asset? This no-nonsense guide answers these common questions and more, empowering small business owners to understand how and why they are taxed and maximize their deductions. You'll learn when depreciation begins, how to classify payments to employees, how to track inventory and sales, and strategies for successful accounting. Coverage also includes: Tax benefits for employers Business classifications S corporation tax issues Deductible expenses Retirement plans Shareholder loans Family employee payroll And more Taxes can be intimidating and confusing, especially for a small business owner who may have only handled individual taxes in the past. Understanding the tax system is essential for all small business owners, whether they are filing on their own or with the help of an accountant. When it comes to running your finances, knowledge is power, and The Pocket Small Business Owner's Guide to Taxes puts the power in your hands! Cover Page Title Page Dedication Copyright Table of Contents Introduction PART I -- ESSENTIALS FOR THE SMALL BUSINESS OWNER 1 Small Business Taxation Basics 2 Business Income: Where it All Begins 3 Cost of Goods Sold: Tracking the Flow of Costs 4 Business Deductions: What, When and How Much? 5 Fixed Assets and Depreciation 6 Deducting Payments to Workers 7 Accounting: The Key to Tax Savings & Success PART II -- BUSINESS STRUCTURE 8 Choosing Your Form of Business 9 S Corporation Tax Issues 10 Limited Liability Company Tax Issues PART III -- MAXIMIZING YOUR DEDUCTIONS 11 Maximizing Your Deductions12 Vehicle Deductions 13 Travel Expenses 14 Meals and Entertainment Expenses 15 Retirement Plans 16 Office in Home Deduction 17 Tax Benefits for Employers 18 Family Employee Payroll Index Publisher's other Books