Report #20 Fancy Board Meetings for Sole-Owner Corps pdf Add to Cart
All Corporations are required to hold Annual Board of Directors Meetings, and all Board Members must be invited to them. What happens
when You are the Sole Owner of your Corporation, or if your spouse is the only other Board Member – very common among small and
home-based businesses? The Tax Code gives us legal ways to hold our Board Meetings in some very attractive places, regardless of how
large (or how small!) the Board is.
Report #30 Employee Fringe Benefits #1-5 pdf Add to Cart
Whether you are an employee or an employer (or BOTH) you will benefit from knowing about many valuable (but relatively unknown)
Employee Fringe Benefits that are TAX-FREE. This is #1 in a 4-part series covering a total of 20 tax-free employee benefits – some of
which you won’t believe could actually be tax-free! This Executive Summary begins by describing which types of fringe benefits are
(a) Fully-Taxable, (b) Partially-Taxable, (c) Tax-Deferred, or, our favorite, (d) 100% TAX FREE, then gives a full description of the first
five of the top 20.
Report #31 Employee Fringe Benefits #6-10 pdf Add to Cart
This Report is #2 in a 4-part series of exploring a total of 20 different TAX-FREE Employee Fringe Benefits that YOU may be able to USE.
This Executive Summary covers Benefits #6 thru 10.
Report #32 Employee Fringe Benefits #11-15 pdf Add to Cart
This Report is #3 in a 4-part series of exploring a total of 20 different TAX-FREE Employee Fringe Benefits that YOU may be able to USE.
This Executive Summary covers Benefits #11 thru 15.- Report #33 Employee Fringe Benefits #16-20 pdf Add to Cart
This Report is last in a 4-part series of exploring a total of 20 different TAX-FREE Employee Fringe Benefits that YOU may be able to USE.
This Executive Summary covers Benefits #16 thru 20. Report #39 Getting 100% Deduction for Employee Meals pdf Add to Cart
Tax deductions for business meals are nearly always capped at 50% of the actual cost (see Ch. 10 of “Home Business Tax Savings, Made Easy!”).
But there ARE exceptions – IF you know (and follow) the rules. Here is one of the BIG exceptions and how to use it.Report #41 Employee or Independent Contractor? pdf Add to Cart
If you engage someone for a long-term project or a series of projects that are likely to last for an extended period of time, it is important,
for tax purposes, to pay special attention to whether they are classified as Independent Contractors (ICs) or as Employees. Failure to classify correctly may be hazardous to your wealth.
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Report #51 Your Business MUST Show a PROFIT pdf Add to Cart
Report #51 is the First in a 3-part Series. Your Business MUST Make a PROFIT– It’s Critical for Audit Protection! Surely you know that
claiming home-Business tax deductions does not require that your business report a profit IF you can PROVE that you have an honest
intent to produce a profit. But intentions are subjective, so it is difficult, if not impossible, to prove an intention. If you are running a
small business that has not reported a profit in three or more years, this Report is a must-read. NOT KNOWING the information in this
report, could cost you a small fortune!
Report #52 What if Your Business does NOT show a Profit? pdf Add to Cart
Report #52 is Second in a 3-part Series. Many small and home-based businesses report a Business Loss on their tax returns in some years,
especially as they are launching a new business. Tax law states that qualifying for special small-business deductions requires the business
to either (a) make and report a reasonable profit, OR (b) be able to prove they are intending to produce a profit. This Report answers the
following question: What if you have not made a profit in the past three or more years, and you are unable to convince an auditor that you
“intend” to produce a profit?
Report #53 What To DO if You Report a LOSS for 3+ Years pdf Add to Cart
Report #53 is Last in a 3-part Series. If you have reported a loss for 3+ years, what should you DO (i.e., what Actions should you take)?
Do NOT “do nothing.” This report will offer several options to help guide your thinking and decision-making. If you are running a small
business that has not reported a profit in three or more years, this Report is a must-read.
Report #2 How to get Tax Amnesty (IRS ‘forgives tax debt) video Add to Cart
If you owe the IRS more than you can pay, or if you have tax returns you have not filed because you know that you will owe more than
you can afford to pay, YOU ARE NOT ALONE! America’s #1 expert on IRS procedures and tax problem resolution, Daniel J. Pilla, says
“There is no such thing as an impossible tax problem.” And he should know because he has resolved a lot of “impossible” tax problems
for a lot of desperate taxpayers. This Report is an information- and solution-packed briefing by Dan Pilla, called, “How to Get Amnesty
for Taxes, Interest & Penalties You Cannot Pay.”Report #9 Filing Amended Returns – Form 1040X pdf Add to Cart
Filing an Amended Tax Return (IRS Form 1040-X) can produce thousands of dollars’ worth of additional tax refunds for many people.
“How to do that” is covered in Chapter 15 of “HomeBusiness Tax Savings, Made Easy!” but a very more important question is “whether
or not to file an Amended Return,” which is addressed here.
Report #18 Canceled Debt Is Tax-Free video Add to Cart
Today you are going to learn something the IRS hopes you won’t find out about: Canceled Debt is Tax Free. Any time your business owes
money, and some or all of your debt is canceled or “forgiven,” the IRS would like to consider that amount to be taxable income. DAN PILLA,
arguably the #1 expert in the country on IRS issues, proves that canceled debt is tax-free. And he shows you exactly how to defend yourself
if it ever happens to you.
Report #24 How to Protect Your Audit Appeal Rights pdf Add to Cart
This is a Report you may want to read twice in order to fully understand it. You may want to save or print it for possible future use, because
you will need this information if you are involved in a drawn-out tax audit. The guest-author is the #1expert in IRS issues and procedures,
DAN PILLA, who tackles the question of what to do if the IRS is running out of time to finish your audit, and they ask you to “extend the
statute of limitations.” It’s a tricky question. Do not answer it until you have read this Report.
Report #27 How to Claim a Parent as Your Dependent pdf Add to Cart
This Report addresses a situation that applies to a LOT of “Sandwich Generation” taxpayers – adults who are caring for their own parents
and in-laws, in addition to their own children. Are there tax breaks for caring for an older person who is “dependent” upon you financially?
Sometimes, yes! That’s what this Special Report is all about.
Report #36 Bullet-Proof Returns with Disclosure Statements pdf Add to Cart
Every taxpayer has a legal requirement to document (i.e., prove) that he or she qualified for every tax deduction claimed. But some deductions
are not so easy to “prove.” For example, “exclusive use” is a requirement for claiming a home-office deduction. But how can anyone prove conclusively that a home-office area was never used for anything else besides business? Read the answer lies in two words – Disclosure
Statement.Report #38 Using Sec 530 Safe Harbor to Avoid Payroll Taxes pdf Add to Cart
One favorite trick of the IRS is to look at your “staff” – which you have probably classified as “Independent Contractors” rather than as
Employees - and then they’ll try to unilaterally re-classify them as “Employees.” If they do that to you, and if they get by with it, you
could end up owing tens of thousands of dollars in retroactive payroll taxes, plus interest, plus penalties. This very common action by
the IRS has put lots of businesses OUT of BUSINESS. Here is how you can Teflon™-coat Yourself and your Business…If you have “paid help”
that you have classified as Independent Contractors, “SBO Executive Summary #38 is a MUST READ.Report #46 How Long to Keep Tax Records pdf Add to Cart
Is it time to finally throw out some of your old tax records? It’s a scary thing to throw away tax records, but you can’t keep them forever,
right? Fortunately, there are guidelines, so, no, you do not need to keep them forever. But the length of time depends. Here are some good guidelines.
Category 8 : TRAVEL for BUSINESS
Report #10 Maximize Your Vehicle Deductions video Add to Cart
Although vehicle-use deductions are covered in Chapter 8 of “Home Business Tax Savings, Made Easy!” the majority of home-based business
owners are “leaving money on the table” in terms of missed deductions. Segment #10 cover s vehicle deductions in detail.
Report #19 Tax Deductions for Your Motor Home pdf Add to Cart
Has this thought ever occurred to you? Have you ever thought about “someday” taking off a few weeks or a few months, turn off the alarm
clock, put the calendar in a drawer, and just travel by motorhome to enjoy our beautiful country? If that sounds relaxing and rewarding, maybe
it should be on your bucket list. Question: Can any of it be tax-deductible? If so, Uncle Sam could help you pay for
that adventure. That’s what Report #19 is about.Report #21 Can ‘Commuting Miles’ ever be Deducted? pdf Add to Cart
If you have BOTH a home-based business AND a W-2 job that you commute to regularly, this Report will be particularly valuable. A person
who commutes to a W-2 job 10 miles away, just might be able to get nearly $3,000 in new, additional tax deductions.
Report #47 Keep Vehicle-Use Records or LOSE Deductions pdf Add to Cart
It’s time to clarify the confusion about the IRS’s exact recordkeeping requirements for documenting deductions for business-use of your
personal vehicle(s). There are several Smartphone apps on the market that use GPS technology to track and record the business use of
your vehicle. HOWEVER, in THIS Report you will learn why NONE of them can possibly produce IRS-compliant records. If your tax records
are audited, and if you have relied solely on the records maintained by those devices & apps, your deduction will NOT survive the audit.
If this is how you keep vehicle-use records the IRS will accept.
Report #49 Maximize VEHICLE DEPRECIATION Deduction pdf Add to Cart
Report #49 is very important if you are planning to purchase or lease a new vehicle this year. Each time you purchase or lease a personal vehicle
that will also be used for business purposes, you will need to take depreciation into account, and that is not always as easy as you might think.
Unless you are using a professional tax preparer (which I always recommend) you are probably not doing it correctly, and you may be losing
thousands in deductions. For recommended tax professionals, CLICK HERE
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Report #14 ‘The Success Principles’ (Jack Canfield) video Add to Cart
This is an interview Dr. Mueller recorded with Jack Canfield, co-author of the record-breaking “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book series.
On this recording you will hear about one of his many other books that made the prestigious New York Times #1 Bestseller list –
“The Success Principles.” In this interview Jack brings to life many of his timeless Success Principles – ones that truly can be life-changing.
Listen now to one of the very top teachers, trainers, coaches, and role models, Dr. Mueller’s friend and mentor, Jack Canfield.
Report #25 Getting Write-Offs for Employee’s Clothing pdf Add to Cart
This is a potential tax benefit most business owners never even think about deducting. Under some circumstances (which may be partially or entirely under your control), the costs of clothing worn on the job may be tax deductible, as well as ongoing costs for laundry or dry cleaning.
Do not assume this can’t apply to you or to your business. You may be surprised!Report #28 U.S. Tax System Explained in BEER pdf Add to Cart
Have you ever tried to really understand our convoluted tax system? It’s not easy. But University of Georgia economics professor, Dr. David R. Kamerschen, found a creative way to make it not only understandable, but also memorable. Dr. Kamerschen says, “Suppose that every day 10
men go out for beer, and the bill for all 10 comes to $100. Then he explains how the 10 men would divide up the bill – if they paid their bill
the way we pay our taxes. You will find this analogy most enlightening.
Report #29 Inventory: How to Track it; How to Report it pdf Add to Cart
Inventory seems rather mundane and unimportant topic but what you don’t know can hurt you when it comes to tax reporting. Here’s what you probably don’t know, but should, about tracking and reporting inventory.Report #40 Professional Development Expenses pdf Add to Cart
Successful entrepreneurs and small- and home-business owners tend to be “career students,” right? We are always improving our business skills
in order to improve our business success. We buy books, enroll in online courses, hire business coaches, etc., etc. Those costs often are tax-
deductible, BUT NOT ALWAYS. It is important to you to know which ones ARE deductible, and which ones are NOT. How do you know? You
have to know the ‘rules.’ But “the rules of the IRS” often are not the same as “the rules of logic.”
Report #45 Claim Thousands in Business Education Expenses pdf Add to Cart
Education expenses can be costly, especially if you are striving for an advanced degree or for a Certification. Business education expenses are often 100% deductible for small-business owners, but BE CAREFUL. What IS deductible and what is NOT deductible is sometimes counter-intuitive. Learn the specific rules and guidelines in Report #45.
Report #13 Can ‘Auto-ship’ be Tax Deductible? pdf Add to Cart
This segment will address the popular question, “Can I Write-off Autoship?” This Executive Summary could add $1,500 to $2,500 or more to your business tax deductions – which would put some $500−$1000 additional tax-refund cash in your pocket. Read this Executive Summary and learn
the best answer available to a complex question.
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Report #3 How to Claim Home Office when you Incorporate pdf Add to Cart
If you have an LLC or Corporation, or if you expect that you will as your business progresses, this tax-savings Executive Report will be
worth thousands to you! As a Sole-proprietor you get major tax deductions for business use of your home, right? But when you form
an LLC or a Corporation, that changes. Most business owners (and, sadly, their tax preparers also) think that the home-office tax deduction
is gone. But it is not!!! You will change your mind (and increase your tax refund) when you read this week's tax-savings Executive Report.
Report #5 Rules for Cell Phone Deductions pdf Add to Cart
We all have cell phones, and we all are hoping they are tax deductible, since, after all, we use it for our business, right? Okay, what
are the real rules? The IRS’s rules. FINALLY, here is the real answer to the question. This tax-savings Executive Report is titled, “Is
there an Easy Way to Write-off CELL PHONE Deductions? – Maybe Yes, Maybe No”
Report #22 How to Write-off the Babysitter pdf Add to Cart
Did you know that Uncle Sam will reimburse you for some of your child care expenses if you’re hiring a sitter so you can earn income
or look for a job. This includes time to work your own home-based business without interruptions from your kids. It’s not only babysitting expenses that are covered, but also housekeepers, maids, before-school and after-school care, day camps, and much more. Not all of the
costs are deductible, but a significant portion of them are. That’s what SBO Executive Report #22 us all about.Report #42 How to Write-Off Business Assets under $500 pdf Add to Cart
When you buy “tangible assets” or equipment for your business, can you write it off all in the year of purchase, (i.e., “deduct” it) or
must you “capitalize / depreciate” the cost over a period of years? You are about to learn how you could simplify the mind-numbing depreciation requirements for purchase of business assets and equipment, using a NEW IRS rule..Report #48 Home Office HELP if You Sell Home for a Loss pdf Add to Cart
Executive Summary #48 is very important if you ever sell a home for less than you paid for it. Some say the real estate crash is over, but
a LOT of people are still selling their homes for less than they paid. But if you claimed tax deductions for “Business Use of Your Home”
(IRS Form 8829), for some, or all, of the years you owned your home, you may be able to get partial relief from that pain.
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Report #34 Deducting Costs of Weight Loss pdf Add to Cart
Be prepared to learn something new in this Executive Summary #34, because there is more mis-information out there on this topic than
accurate information. Our topic is tax deductions for the costs of LOSING WEIGHT. Special foods? Weight loss classes? Exercise club dues?
Meal replacement drinks? Nutritional supplements? What’s deductible, and what’s not? Requirements to qualify? Tax form for taking the deduction? The following information comes from the U.S. Tax Code as well as Federal Tax Court Rulings that clarify the answer.
Report #44 Deduct Health Costs for Sole-Owner C-Corp & LLCs pdf Add to Cart
Executive Summary #44 can be worth a lot of tax deductions for many entrepreneurs. The entrepreneur who is a Sole Proprietor or the
Sole Shareholder (owner) of a C-Corporation or who is the Sole Member (owner) of an LLC that is taxed as a C-Corp., can qualify for a
HUGE, unique deduction. If you fit any of those three categories, read this Executive Report #44 because you are about to discover how
Obamacare (yes, Obamacare!) gives you a special, HUGE, tax privilege worth THOUSANDS in tax refunds or tax reduction.
- Report #4 Is Your Business Set-Up Correctly? audio Add to Cart
Is your business is set up correctly? Unless your business is built on a firm foundation, there is a limit to how high you can build.
The good news is that if your foundation is not (yet) firm you can still fix it. On this audio recording, Dr. Ron Mueller “talks you
through” what a firm foundation consists of.
Report #6 Are You Ready for a CORP or LLC? video Add to Cart
There comes a time when a Sole-Proprietor should consider forming a “business entity” for asset protection and additional tax
savings. That usually means forming an LLC or a Corporation. This is a 40-minute webinar, delivered by business entity expert
Scott Burnett, Esq. In this informative recording, Scott explains the advantages of switching from Sole-Proprietorship to an LLC
or a Corporation. If you are not yet ready to make this switch, be sure to watch and to save it, because you will most likely need
it at some point, as your home-based business continues to grow.Report #7 Are Your Workers Employees or Contractors? pdf Add to Cart
If you have any “paid help” working for you and your home-based business (or ever intend to), this Executive Summary is very
important. The IRS is on the war path to make sure all hired help is classified correctly as either an Employee or as an Independent
Contractor (IC). Misclassification usually results in heavy penalties. Take the guesswork out of the process, and protect yourself
from being subject to the wrath of the IRS.
Report #11 Avoiding the Dangerous ‘Hobby Loss Rule’ pdf Add to Cart
We’re going to cover a topic of huge importance and which, if not handled correctly, could either protect you OR cost you tens
of thousands of dollars’ worth of tax refunds. Read this Executive Summary and learn exactly how to handle it correctly.
Report #17 Deducting Start-Up Costs pdf Add to Cart
Changes to the Tax Code now allow New Business a more effective way to deduct Start-Up Costs than depreciation over a 5-year
period. This Special Report describes the newest rules tor deducting start-up costs, as well as exactly how maximize their value
to the new business owner.
Report #54 Question: Work with a Tax Pro or DIY? pdf Add to Cart
Do you (a) fill out your own tax return forms, or (b) use tax-preparation software, or (c) go to a franchised tax-prep walk-in office,
or (d) select your own tax preparer? All four are good options under different circumstances. Whichever you choose, are you sure
what you are choosing the best option? How do you know? This SBO Executive Summary #54 will help you make the best decision
for YOU and YOUR BUSINESS.
Report #15 How to Take a Cruise that Really IS Deductible pdf Add to Cart
This Report will give you factual, verifiable information on a topic that almost everyone is confused about. Most entrepreneurs think they
know what it takes to get a tax deduction for a cruise, but more often than not, what they “know” is completely wrong. This Report will
tell you exactly what the Tax Code has to say about deducting “Luxury Water Transportation.”
Report #23 Business Travel in ‘North American Area’ pdf Add to Cart
The rules for deducting Business Travel within the 50 United States are described detail in Chapter 9 of “Home Business Tax Savings, Made
Easy!” HOWEVER, when you venture OUTSIDE the U.S. (even to locations close to the U.S.), the rules are a bit different. This is a must-read
if you plan to ever attend a business Convention, Conference or similar Business Meeting that will be held outside the United States, but inside the “North American Area.”
Report #35 Deducting International Travel pdf Add to Cart
When you travel on business outside of the North American area, the tax-deduction rules area bit different than those for domestic travel.
The differences are in deducting the costs of the TRANSPORTATION for getting to and from the overseas location. There are TWO SETS
of RULES for writing-off transportation for business trips outside of North America. One set is for attending a business Meeting, Seminar,
Conference or Convention abroad. (And there are also 3 “sub-categories” under that one.) The other set of rules is for trips abroad that
are for Business purposes, but NOT primarily for attending a seminar or conference. (And there are three sub-categories under that one also.)
The rules are precise, but when you “break the code,” it’s easy to safely get the maximum amount of deductions for international transportation.
This Report #35 “breaks the code.”
Report #37 Set-up & Attend a 2-Person Seminar - anywhere pdf Add to Cart
We all know that business seminars are generally tax deductible, but here’s a little something I’ll bet you did not know…You can set up your
own meeting with just one other person, and your two-person meeting can qualify as a tax-deductible business seminar. Who says so, and
so what? That’s according to a precedent-setting Tax Court Ruling in Jones v. Commissioner (ref. Carl H. Jones v. Commissioner, 131 T.C. No. 3).
This opens up a whole range of “business trip” possibilities in locations of your choosing.
Report #43 More about Deducting Cruises Correctly pdf Add to Cart
Many taxpayers believe that expenses for attending a Convention, Seminar or Meeting on board a cruise ship is tax deductible if they spend
enough time in meetings onboard. Guess what? Those taxpayers are almost always WRONG. If a cruise deduction is subjected to an audit,
nearly always they LOSE the entire deduction and get slapped with a bill for taxes, interest and penalties. Here are the straight (IRS approved)
answers on deducting the cost of cruises.