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Engage with a professional bookkeeper or an accountant to review your books prior to filing your tax return to ensure your bookkeeping is accurate. Another item to note is that not all business expenses correctly reported on your profit and loss statement are 100% deductible. Special Tax Deductions for Sole Proprietors.
Like any business, you’ll be able to deduct business expenses on your return; however, you’ll want to ensure that you’re managing your bookkeeping correctly to report your taxable income and any deductions accurately. Sole Proprietorship Taxes: Special Deductions. Health Insurance Deduction.
Let’s look at the example vendor, Books by Bessie. When we go back to our Prepare 1099s process, we also notice Books by Bessie isn’t listed as a contractor who needs a 1099. However, we have a W-9 that indicates Books by Bessie is a sole proprietorship and therefore is subject to receiving a 1099. Types of 1099s.
As a result, they are tax deductible for business owners. If you do choose to move forward with paying your business taxes with a personal credit card, you should look into expensing the cost to the business, or otherwise making it right on your books. Both methods allow you to transferfunds directly from your bank account.
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