Self Employed Tax Guide
There are a lot of considerations regarding taxes for the self-employed. We’ve put together a little guide to help you navigate through the often troublesome, sometimes murky tax requirements.
The Self Employed Tax Guide attempts to provides small business owners and the self-employed with a one-stop resource to staying in compliance with the filing requirements and minimizing the financial burden imposed by several layers of government.
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Table of Contents
Small Business Tax Returns Required & Due Dates
Federal, State & Local
Payroll Requirements
Employee or Independent Contractor
Estimated Tax Payments for Self Employed Persons
Entity Selection
Reasonable Compensation for S Corporation Owners/Officers
What is Income?
Accrual versus Cash Method of Accounting
Gifts and Donations
Rental Income & Expenses
Capital Gains and Losses
Miscellaneous Income
Tax Deductions for the Self-Employed
General Business Deductions
Retirement Plan Deductions
Home Office Deductions
Renting a Building to Your Business
Deducting Vehicle Mileage
Travel Expenses
Meal and Entertainment
Business Gifts
Depreciation & Amortization
Hiring Your Children
Charitable Donations
Hobby Loss Rules
Can I deduct the time I donated
Do I get a tax break for the client that didn’t pay
Estimated Tax Payments & Tax Audits and Collections
Tax Credits
Self-Employment (SE) Tax
Year End Strategies
General Self Employed Considerations
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