
Archive for November 15th, 2006
Have fun with QuickBooks?
Posted by taxguru on November 15, 2006
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Job Security
Posted by taxguru on November 15, 2006
IRS working to trim a bit of Form 1040’s red tape – And we all know how well they’ve done at simplifying things in the past. That, along with the Dems’ threats to raise tax rates, will ensure a never-ending workload for us in the tax practitioner community.
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Jewelry Close-Out Sale
Posted by taxguru on November 15, 2006
I rarely digress from tax and finance related topics, but if I can’t use this space to help family members, what good is it?
After analyzing the amount of income generated from all of the time she has spent on her online jewelry sales business, Sherry has made the difficult decision to cut her losses and shut it down. Stuck with a ton of inventory, she has chosen to slash the prices to less than she paid just to get rid of it.
You can see what she has available on her website. They make excellent gifts; so you can start your holiday shopping now.
[Update] Everything has been sold.
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From the Free WSJ:
Posted by taxguru on November 15, 2006
Democrats May Eliminate IRS’s Use of Collection Agencies – An uncharacteristically taxpayer-friendly move for the Dems.
Home-Office Deductions Have a Steep Price Tag – What is often more important than the amount of the actual home office deduction is the fact that establishing one’s home as the primary business location allows otherwise nondeductible commuting miles to qualify as fully deductible business miles. I have frequently seen this extra mileage deduction be huge compared to the home office deduction itself.
Putting Your Mortgage in Reverse To Supplement Retirement Funds – Real estate equity is just as valuable for retirement living as is cash in the bank. This is frequently overlooked when evaluating how much people have “saved” for their retirement years.
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