Did you pay someone to help with your business? If so, you might need to
file a W-2 form for an employee or a Form 1099-NEC for contracted help.
If you have bona fide W-2 employees, you’re probably already withholding
taxes and you know those W-2 for...read more
Do you want to drive away with massive vehicle tax deductions? Before
you race to the tax-filing finish line, there are things you need to
know to ensure that tax win! While vehicle deductions can be huge,
there’s a great responsibility to thoroughly...read more
You don’t know what you don’t know! For example, did you know that many
self-employed taxpayers qualify for a health insurance tax deduction? Or
did you know that if you don’t file the proper forms for employers and
contractors (on time), the IRS cou...read more
Having a business is both exciting and rewarding! But it can be
confusing if you don’t know what it means for your tax returns. Whether
you’re starting off and plan to conquer the world with your new
business, have a side gig for a little extra cash,...read more
Hi - I am using TurboTax for Business 2024 desktop, and tried to enter
the estimated tax payments. It says I need to enter the last four digits
of the bank account number and the confirmation number for each quarter.
But after I entered all the info,...read more
xinguoPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post yesterday by
LeticiaF1
With two W-2 jobs, plus Schedule C income. One of the W-2 hits the
Social Security Tax Maximum. Thus, the second W-2 Social Security Tax is
Excess, which Turbo Tax Business detects and fills out the form
(Schedule 3) correctly. But with the Schedule ...read more
It asks for an amount. What value do I need to figure or can I leave it
blank? I have a loss of $10,103 and an owner income of $2003. Do I
subtract the loss from owners income to come up with an answer? Please
advise. Thanks
Ckb55Posted yesterday
| Latest post yesterday by
DawnC
My husband opened a LLC with the state of Florida. His EIN is for a sole
member. When I did our taxes I purchased Turbo Tax Business. I filed our
taxes as a 50/50 partnership. I only submitted the business taxes to the
IRS. I thought I had to file th...read more