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Schedule C TaxKits for
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HOW DOES THE PROFESSIONAL ARTIST DEDUCT ART EXPENSES FROM HIS
INCOME TAXES? IF THE ARTIST OWNS A BUSINESS AS A SOLE PROPRIETOR, HE
MUST FILE A FORM KNOWN AS "SCHEDULE C" ALONG WITH HIS PERSONAL
FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN, FORM 1040.
THIS 2009 VERSION OF THE "C-KIT" INCLUDES
SIMPLE LINE-BY-LINE INSTRUCTIONS AND EXAMPLES FOR ARTISTS TO
COMPLETE IRS SCHEDULE C AND SCHEDULE SE
PLUS INFORMATION ON IRS FORM 8829, BUSINESS USE OF HOME.
ESSAY AND REFERENCE SECTIONS ILLUSTRATE THE MANY BENEFITS OF
SELF-EMPLOYMENT, HOW TO LOWER INCOME TAXES, AND HOW TO AVOID
UNWANTED TAX PROBLEMS. |
2009 VERSION
FOR TAX YEAR 2008
PRICE: $32.00
Includes First Class
Mail
and Applicable Sales Tax
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- The Artist's Tax Advantage
- Pigs Get Fat; Hogs Get
Slaughtered
- Accrual Method - or A Cruel
Method?
- Capitalization, Depreciation,
and Exemption
- Figuring the Cost of Goods Sold
- The Hobby Loss Rule and the
I.R.S.
- Another Name for Self-Employment
Tax
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