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In this episode of the eCom Ops Podcast, Lahari Neelapareddy, CEO and founder of Tax Hero, discusses the complexities of sales tax compliance for eCommerce businesses, sharing insights and practical tips for keeping your business compliant and thriving.

Do you want to understand how retirement savings for small business owners work?In this episode, Mike welcomes Steven Jarvis, CPA, the host of the Retirement Tax Podcast. Steven provides insight on saving for retirement, especially for small business owners, and discusses the potential tax advantages. Steven also dives into the difference between pre-tax and Roth contributions, and shares tips for managing changes in tax situations in life events such as loss of a spouse or divorce. Lastly, Steven emphasizes the need to take action based on informed decisions to ensure maximum tax efficiency.[00:00 - 05:10] Retirement Savings StrategiesSteven discusses the importance of retirement planning for entrepreneurs, contrasting it with employee retirement plans.There is a need for realistic expectations of business valuation at retirement.Business owners need to update their retirement plans as their business evolves and grows.[05:10 - 12:22] Financial Planning for Business OwnersSteven emphasizes the need for business owners to start thinking about retirement planning and seeking financial advisors.Business owners face complexities and decision-making challenges regarding retirement plans compared to W-2 employees.Steven explores the differences between pre-tax and Roth contributions, including the impact of future tax rates and personal financial situations on these decisions.The importance of understanding and preparing for the tax implications of inheriting IRAs and the differing rules for spouses and non-spousal beneficiaries is covered.[12:22 - 15:50] Tax Implications of Life-Changing EventsSteven talks about the shift in tax filing status and the need for tax planning after the loss of a spouse.The loss of a spouse affects real estate tax strategies, especially when the spouse is a real estate professional.Steven encourages us to focus on emotional healing before tackling financial adjustments.[15:50 - 17:40] Closing SegmentQuotes:"We need to make great decisions and then figure out the most tax efficient way to do that." - Steven Jarvis, CPA"The more typical experience for small business owners is that they spend their whole life working on this business that is going to always be more valuable to them than it's going to be to someone else." - Steven Jarvis, CPA "The IRS rules have changed, but the paperwork needs to catch up with it." - Steven Jarvis, CPA"Part of the reason we do long-term planning is to address some of life's inevitabilities." - Steven Jarvis, CPAConnect with Steven! LinkedInRetirement Tax Strategies Podcast______Podcast Host: Mike Jesowshek, CPA - Founder and Host of Small Business Tax Savings PodcastJoin TaxElm: https://taxelm.com/IncSight Packages (Full-Service): https://incsight.net/pricing/Book an Initial Consultation (IncSight): https://app.simplymeet.me/o/incsight/sale-------Podcast Website: https://www.TaxSavingsPodcast.comFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/taxsavings/

Episode 38:  In this episode, Timalyn is going to discuss a document that's often used in tax relief negotiations, IRS Form 433-F.  In her previous episode, she addressed the tax relief journey to try to make it easier to understand.  Today, she'll do the same with a form that plays a big role in your negotiations with the IRS. NOTE:  Timalyn points out that you need to make sure you're using IRS Form 433-F.  There's a similar document, IRS Form 433-F (OIC), that's used when you're making an offer in compromise.  However, the “OIC” version is not the form for today's discussion.  Timalyn is on a mission to fill the tax literacy gap, one taxpayer at a time.  While she uses these forms all the time, she realizes that most taxpayers don't fully understand what they are or why Timalyn is asking for certain information that goes on them.  She understands what information the IRS is going to request, so having the correct information can both speed up the process and help to move the negotiations forward. It's a Collection Information Statement The 433-F is more detailed than your IRS Form 1040.  The form provides supporting information for an installment agreement, which allows you to pay your tax debt in installments, rather than in a lump sum.  If you are going to apply for an installment agreement on your own, and it's not a streamlined agreement (meaning you can't pay it back within 72-months or before the Collection Statute Expiration Date – CSED), you'll need to provide the IRS with additional information to support your situation.    Timalyn explains that if you owe more that $50,000, you will be required to submit specific financial information, using IRS Form 433-F.   If you are applying on your own and it is streamlined, you can use IRS Form 9465 to request an installment agreement.  For more information, watch Timalyn's video.  The IRS will charge you a $225 set-up fee.  However, if you do it online or over the phone, the fee is only $31.  If you plan to apply for an installment agreement on your own, consider purchasing Timalyn's Guaranteed Installment Agreement e-book.  It will walk you through the process and to get your plan set up quicker. What is the purpose for the 433-F ? This form collects your current financial information used to determine how you can satisfy your debt.  This applies to an individual or a small business owner.  The IRS wants you to prove why you're going to need more than 72-months to pay the debt.  The form gathers that information.  You'll use this form to report your income over the last 3 months.  Remember, it may have changed since you filed your tax returns.  Timalyn takes a minute to explain why you should probably seek a consultation with a tax professional who has specific experience in tax relief.  That information will be extremely helpful, even if you decide not to ultimately hire him/her to represent you in this process. While the IRS wants the last 3 months, you actually might want to provide the last 6, 9, or 12 months, because certain factors, such as a period of unemployment, may change the picture in your favor.  Timalyn explains the IRS is really trying to analyze your cash flow.  Some jobs pay weekly, while other sources of income such as social security only pay monthly.  Over the past 12 years as an enrolled agent, Timalyn knows the IRS is also looking at what you owe other people or companies.  Having other required payments will limit your cash flow, but it's not that easy.  The IRS will consider your credit card balance and your available credit.  They may determine you could use some of the available credit to pay your tax debt.  Additionally, the IRS will review your assets.  For instance, do you have equity in your vehicles?  How much do you owe on the loans?  How much are the monthly payments?  What is the fair market value of the vehicle(s)?  Realize the IRS may require you to sell some assets to pay your tax debt.  Starting to get the picture? Are You a Business Owner? If so, the IRS wants to know about your accounts receivable balance.  The IRS can consider you're A/R because it could increase your normal cash flow.  You need to be open and honest in your negotiation with the IRS.  If they think you're playing games, they will be much more difficult in striking any type of arrangement with you.  In fact, they could simply decide to issue tax liens on specific tax years.    Do I Have to Provide All of This Information? Timalyn's answer is, “it depends.”  The IRS has the right to specific information when you're involved in a negotiation with them.  Remember, you owe them and are at their mercy.  If you're trying to establish an installment arrangement, you're asking them for a favor (even though we may not look at it that way).    On the other hand, there are National Standards and Local Standards.  If your expenses fall below these levels, you still get the benefit of the allowable standard.  It's like taking advantage of the standard deduction on your tax returns.  Be sure to listen to Episode 39 for more information in this scenario. This is complicated, so you may decide to get a consultation with a tax professional.  You can sign-up for a tax consultation with Timalyn.  There is a fee, but you'll have a full hour for her to review your specific situation and give you a diagnosis.  You can later decide to hire her or you can decide to hire another tax professional.  Either way, you'll have solid advice and will be better prepared to take the next step. Please consider sharing this episode with your friends and family.  There are many people dealing with tax issues, and you may not know about it.  This information might be helpful to someone who really needs it.  After all, back taxes shouldn't ruin their life either. As we conclude Episode 38, we encourage you to connect with Timalyn on social media. You'll be able to subscribe to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and many other podcast platforms.   Remember, Timalyn Bowens is America's Favorite EA and she's here to fill the tax literacy gap, one taxpayer at a time.  Thanks for listening to today's episode. For more information about tax relief options, visit https://www.Bowenstaxsolutions.com/ . If you have any feedback, or suggestions for an upcoming episode topic, please submit them here:  https://www.americasfavoriteea.com/contact.  Disclaimer:  This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only.  It provides a framework and possible solutions for solving your tax problems, but it is not legally binding.  Please consult your tax professional regarding your specific tax situation.

Media organisations across the globe want Google and Meta to compensate them each time a user clicks on links to these organisations. People across the Internet have named it the Link Tax. Lawmakers who have been lobbied are beginning to pursue this idea as well. Australia enacted the law in 2021 and Canada enacted on this year. Both companies played ball in 2021 but no longer seem to be willing to do that.You can access my blog to see the images that I used as a part of the article here.Source of assets used - Intro MusicYou can also follow the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon Music, Audible, and Podbean This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.learningbyproxy.com

Welcome to the "Pilla Tax Podcast," where we bring you face-to-face with Dan Pilla, renowned as the USA's Top Tax Expert. With more than four decades of real-world tax resolution experience, Pilla's insights are your passport to an enlightened understanding of the complex tax system. As an innovator and the 'father' of the tax resolution industry, Dan has shaped the approach of tax resolution practitioners nationwide. Join us as we delve into the nitty-gritty of tax matters - from prevention to resolution. Regardless of your vocation - whether you're a taxpayer, enrolled agent, tax attorney, CPA, or business owner, Pilla Tax Podcast is your go-to platform for all things tax. Stay ahead of the IRS and understand the ever-evolving tax code with Dan Pilla as your guide. Let's beat taxes, one episode at a time!In this 1st Episode Dan discusses the IRS' release that they will no longer show up to a person's home unannounced. Dan covers this and goes into his incredible history of how he got started at the age of 18 in the Tax Resolution Business. Be sure to take advantage of all Dan's resources at www.PillaTaxAcademy.comFollow us on the Social Media channels:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@pillataxacademy FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/pillataxacademy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pillataxacademy  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Carlos Samaniego- Tax Debt Consultant, we celebrate our recognition as one of the top ten small business tax podcasts by Feedspot. Our host Carlos San Diego expresses his gratitude and excitement and outlines the future plans of the podcast. A new episode is in the works where highly experienced mortgage broker Anna Cervantes will be joining us. Anna has helped hundreds of clients to secure a mortgage despite tax-related issues, and she will be sharing her wisdom on the episode. We encourage all of our listeners to tune in and not let tax issues hold them back any longer. Join us as we continue to tackle different tax issues with the help of experts, and thank you for your support thus far." Download my free book: http://TaxDebtBook.com Visit Me: TaxDebtConsultant.com TEXT ME!! +1 (909) 909-345-9215 Office: (909)570-1103 Book an Appointment: CallTaxEA.com Topics covered in this episode: - Recognition of The Tax Debt podcast by Feedspot - Valuable insights for small business owners on tax debt - Gratitude to Feedspot for recognizing the podcast -Upcoming episode and invitation to listen on YouTube channel - Success of the podcast - Thanks to listeners and guests - Goal to interview more guests on tax problems - Guest feature: Anna Cervantes, a mortgage broker who helps clients with tax problems- Sharing strategies, debunking misconceptions, and providing advice for securing a mortgage- Encouragement for listeners to not let tax issues hold them back --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlossamaniego/message

Episode 25:  In this episode, Timalyn goes back to basics as it relates to taxes.  She'll discuss some common tax terms people misunderstand.  Reviewing the basics will help you be prepared to sign your tax returns with confidence.  Today, she'll discuss our progressive pay system and 5 basic tax terms.  Let's get started. Timalyn has a blog post you might find helpful, 15 Tax Terms Every Taxpayer Should Know.  She also has a YouTube video on the topic.    Term #1:  Tax Return The tax return is the form you use to file your taxes.  For most individuals, you'll use the IRS Form 1040.  Businesses have different forms.  For instance, a partnership will file using the IRS Form 1065.    These forms are different from a tax refund.  Timalyn's heard people confuse the terms.  A tax refund is the money you get back after filing your tax forms, if you have overpaid.  Term #2:  Taxable Income A lot of people are confused by this term.  This isn't simply based on the income you generate.  The IRS allows for a standard deduction.  It decreases your taxable income.  Timalyn uses the example of a married couple.  For the 2023 tax year, assuming they use married filing jointly, the standard deduction they can use is $27,700.  Assuming their combined income is $100,000, they will be taxed on $82,300 (after the deduction).     Timalyn's YouTube Channel has several videos about how to properly complete your W-4, depending on your specific situation.  Term #3:  Tax Deduction This is often confused with tax credit.  A tax deduction reduces taxable income.  There are other deductions including mortgage interest, charitable contributions, etc.  The deduction isn't an amount you'll receive as part of your tax refund.  It reduces the overall amount on which you'll be taxed.  Term #4:  Tax Credit A tax credit most often is actually better than a tax deduction.  A tax credit reduces the actual tax liability.  Timalyn uses the following example.  Assume someone has a tax liability (after deductions) of $2,000.  Also assume that person has a child under 17 years of age.  If they meet other criteria, they can claim the child tax credit.  For the 2023 tax year, the amount of the that credit is $2,000.  Applying this credit would completely offset the tax liability.  Tax credits are applied on a dollar-for-dollar basis.  They would owe nothing.  Tax Term 5: Tax Liability  Don't assume you don't have a tax liability because you get a refund . Unless you make less than the standard deduction, you actually do have a tax liability.  For a single person, or someone who is married filing separately, they have a tax liability if they earned $13,850.  If you are filing head of household in 2023, you have a tax liability if you made over $20,800.  During the year, your employer is withholding taxes, based on your W-4 elections.  So in reality, you're paying the tax liability as you go.    Business owners should be making quarterly estimated payments.  These payments are made to cover your estimated tax liability, at the end of the year.  On the IRS Form 1040, page 2, your tax liability is listed.  This is before any tax credits are applied.  Next, your automatic withholdings and/or estimated quarterly tax payment are factored in.  Remember a refund simply means you overpaid.  It's not income. Our Pay-As-You-Go System We have a “progressive” pay-as-you-go system.  As Timalyn explains, assume you're in the 22% tax bracket.  Not all of your income is taxed at that rate.  Returning to the example of a married couple earning $100,000.  Our current tax brackets show that income over $89,450 and below $190,750 is taxed at 22%.  We need to subtract the 2023 standard deduction of $27,700.  This results in taxable income of $82,300 (100,000 – 27,700).  This would be taxed at the 12% level, per the tax schedules.  The IRS taxes the first $22,000 at 10%.  Income after the first $22,000, but under $89,450 is taxed at 12%.  Every taxpayer pays 10% on part of their income.  Another part will be taxed at 12%, assuming they earned more than $22,000.  Income over $89,450 is taxed at 22%.    This can sound pretty confusing.  If you have any questions at all, please send them to Timalyn via the Contact Me page on her website.  Timalyn's goal is to help fill the tax literacy gap, one taxpayer at a time, not confuse you more.  As we conclude Episode 25, we encourage you to connect with Timalyn on social media. You'll be able to subscribe to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and many other podcast platforms.   Remember, Timalyn Bowens is America's Favorite EA and she's here to fill the tax literacy gap, one taxpayer at a time.  Thanks for listening to today's episode. For more information about tax relief options, visit https://www.Bowenstaxsolutions.com/ . If you have any feedback, or suggestions for an upcoming episode topic, please submit them here:  https://www.americasfavoriteea.com/contact.   Disclaimer:  This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only.  It provides a framework and possible solutions for solving your tax problems, but it is not legally binding.  Please consult your tax professional regarding your specific tax situation.

Episode 20:  In this episode, Timalyn explains the retention requirements for tax records.  As an individual or a business, you need to hang on to your tax records for a period of time.  It's a common question Timalyn gets and today, she'll walk you through what you need to do.  Be sure to grab your pen and paper. How long should I keep my tax records for an audit? There's not one single answer to the question of how long you need to retain your tax-related documents.  There are different scenarios to be considered.  In general, you need to look at: The Action The Expense, and The Event If the action, for example, is the purchase of a home, Timalyn recommends maintaining the tax records related to that purchase for as long as you own the property.  If the expense is for a business-related activity, you should keep the record for at least 3 years.  Remember, if you are claiming an item/expense on your tax return, you have to be able to substantiate the cost.  Your bank statements aren't proof of the expense just how it was paid.  You should keep a third-party document such as a sales contract or receipt.  While your bookkeeper will need the receipts, your tax professional will assume you have the documentation. Refunds Remember, you have 3 years to amend a return and claim a tax refund.  As an example, Timalyn uses a 2019 tax return, filed by April 2020.  In order to claim the refund, you would have 3 years from the original due date or 2 years from when the tax was paid, whichever is later.  The IRS will usually apply that refund to an existing tax debt or a balance from a different year.  Yes, you still get the benefit, but you might not get an actual check refund. The Tax Transcript Your tax transcript is a good place to start when you're trying to determine when you paid your taxes.  In Episode 7, Timalyn discussed the importance of your tax transcript.  If you think you overpaid your taxes in a particular year you can verify your payments with your transcript. Bad Debt Loss or Worthless Securities Timalyn explains that the IRS recommends you keep bad debt and worthless security tax documents for a period of 7 years.  However, bad debt really only applies to companies on an accrual basis for their accounting.  Those using a cash basis don't have bad debt, per se.  Yes, you still may have unpaid invoices, but this is an accounting term with a specific meaning. Income Not Reported on the Tax Return You should keep your tax records for 6 years, if all of your income was not reported on the tax return and if the unreported income is more than 25% of your gross income.  Not reporting all of your income isn't something Timalyn recommends, but she is commenting on an IRS recommendation. Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records Indefinitely? You can avoid this simply by filing your tax return.  Interestingly, the IRS actually recommends keeping your records indefinitely, if you don't file your returns.  Timalyn explains that the IRS has 10 years to collect a tax debt, based on when it was assessed.  If you didn't file, the tax was not assessed.  Therefore, keep the tax documents. Remember, if you don't file a return, the IRS can file a Substitute for Return (“SFR”).  This is considered a tax assessment.  When this occurs, that 10-year collection window begins.  Using a different example, if you properly file your tax returns, you will not be required to keep your tax records indefinitely.  If your return was fraudulent, you do need to maintain your tax records.  Understand, the IRS can come after you even if it's well beyond the 10-year collection window if the information on the return was fraudulent.  This is one of the reasons you should work with a knowledgeable tax professional to prepare and file your taxes.  In Episode 16, Timalyn explains how to choose a tax professional.  Employment Taxes If your small business pays employees, your tax documentation retention rules are different.  This includes IRS Form 941 (Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return) and the employee information used to prepare it. IRS Form 940 (Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment Tax Return or “FUTA”) should also be kept. Don't forget your W-4s, W-2s showing how you determined the employee's contact and withholding information.  These records should be retained for 4 years after the date due or the date paid. The Importance of Filing the Return In some circumstances, a business or individual may not have the money to pay their tax liability.  Even if this is the case, you should still file the return to avoid the Failure to File penalty, which she explains in Episode 2.  How to Store Your Tax Documents Timalyn recommends storing your paper documents in a fire-safe container.  Remember, you have the burden of proof, so preserving your documentation is your responsibility. It's a good idea to make an electronic version of your documents.  It's easier to store them and takes up less room.  You would then be able to shred the paper documents. There was a lot to consider in today's episode.  The key is to ensure you have the documentation you need and that you can easily find it if you ever need to do so.  Exercising proper document retention can help you to deal with any problems that may arise down the road.  Remember, back taxes shouldn't ruin your life. As we conclude Episode 20, we encourage you to connect with Timalyn on social media. You'll be able to subscribe to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and many other podcast platforms.   Remember, Timalyn Bowens is America's Favorite EA and she's here to fill the tax literacy gap, one taxpayer at a time.  Thanks for listening to today's episode. For more information about tax relief options, visit https://www.americasfavoriteea.com/ . If you have any feedback, or suggestions for an upcoming episode topic, please submit them here:  https://www.americasfavoriteea.com/contact.   Disclaimer:  This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only.  It provides a framework and possible solutions for solving your tax problems, but it is not legally binding.  Please consult your tax professional regarding your specific tax situation.

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Who doesn't love talking about tax?!In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen Rask talks to expert tax agent Jacob Fenech, part of the Airtax team, about some of the key things you need to know this tax time.Jacob dives into tax rate basics, when and how to lodge your return, working out our assessable income, what tax deductions you can claim and key tax time changes in FY 21/22 to know about.Ready-made ETF portfolios? Rask ETFs has you covered (use code ‘AFP' for $50 off your lifetime membership).Take one of our amazing money & investing courses (think ETFs, shares, property and FIRE) on Rask Education and join our wonderful FB community.If you want to thank us for putting this show together, please give The Australian Finance Podcast a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify - it's a 5 second task which really helps support the show (and puts a big smile on our faces).Pearler, the broker for long-term investors. Sign-up to Pearler using the code “RASK” for $10 of Pearler Credit: bit.ly/PearlerWe're proudly supported by ETF Securities. Learn more about the growing range of leading ETFs, on the ETF Securities website: bit.ly/fundsETFSBoost your investment potential, with FundLater. With InvestSMART's Fundlater, you can start a $10,000 investment portfolio, with only $4,000 upfront. Find out how: rask.com.au/inv-fundlaterInvesting Made Simple. Thanks to InvestSMART's ready-made ETF portfolios, you can start investing now in a portfolio managed by experts. Not only that, you can invest confidently knowing your investment fees are capped. Learn more: rask.com.au/inv-pmaDISCLAIMER: This podcast contains general financial information only. That means the information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the information is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on it. If you're confused about what that means or what your needs are, you should always consult a licensed and trusted financial planner. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in this podcast, including any financial, taxation, and/or legal information. Remember, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial (tax) adviser, or financial adviser.Full individual disclosures for each guest are available via the show notes page. Owen, Kate and The Rask Group Pty Ltd do NOT receive anything for mentioning Super funds, products, shares, bank accounts, etc.Access The Rask Group's Financial Services Guide (FSG): https://www.rask.com.au/fsgDate recorded: 17th June 2022

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Argh… tax time is upon us! What tax deductions can I claim? How does my tax work? Can I salary sacrifice or add extra to Super and claim?In this episode of The Australian Finance Podcast, Owen Rask talks to expert tax agent Jacob Fenech, part of the Airtax team, about the 10 "must know" tax rules for 2021 & beyond.Remember, it's okay to claim tax deductions! The ATO (Australian Tax Office) expects people to claim tax deductions -- after all, it's part of the Aussie tradition to get a fat tax refund, right?Episode transcript now available via the show notes page.Take our free financial education courses on Rask Education and join our FB community.Score $100 off our premium ASX & US share research service, Rask Invest!Full individual disclosures for each guest are available via the show notes page. Owen, Kate and The Rask Group Pty Ltd do NOT receive anything for mentioning Super funds, products, shares, bank accounts, etc.|| We're proudly supported by ETF Securities ||Learn more about ETF Securities: https://bit.ly/fundsETFS |DISCLAIMER: This podcast contains general financial information only. That means the information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the information is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on it. If you're confused about what that means or what your needs are, you should always consult a licensed and trusted financial planner. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in this podcast, including any financial, taxation, and/or legal information. Remember, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial (tax) adviser, or financial adviser.

Hosts Guy Johnson and Alix Steel speak with Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Pharmaceutical Analyst Sam Fazeli, Bloomberg News Congressional Bloomberg News Congressional Tax Reporter Laura Davison, and Bloomberg Macro Strategist Vincent Cignarella. They discuss the suspended use of AstraZeneca Plc's Covid-19 vaccine by some of Europe's biggest countries, the outlook for rate decisions from the Federal reserve and the Bank of England, and President Biden's plans for the first major federal tax hike since 1993. Plus, we hear from Andy Palmer, Former Aston Martin Lagonda CEO, and Former COO at Nissan.

Set-off and carry-forward provisions in the income Tax Act helps the tax payer to reduce the tax outgo. Set-off lets you adjust loss against income earned, and reduce the tax outgo for that financial year. While Carry-forward means that losses that are not fully adjusted in a year can be taken ahead to coming years for set-off purposes, thus reducing tax outgo in the future. Listen in to know more. Follow us on Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

Any income that are you have, but ist is not your salary, profits, capital gains or income from income from house properties will also be taxed. These incomes, like dividend income, an immovable property, income by way of winnings from lotteries, crossword puzzles, races including horse races, card games, gambling etc, are reported as 'income from other sources'. However, if these incomes are earned as a part of your business or profession, the same need to be taxed under the head Profits and Gains from Business or Profession and not Income from Other Sources. It is also important to note that taxpayers can also avail certain deductions, while computing the income chargeable under the head income from other sources. In this podcast, Keerthi Sanagasetti explains how income from other sources are taxed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

What are capital gains? How do you determine your short-term and long-term capital gains? In the 12th episode of Jargon Busters, BusinessLine's Satya Sontanam gives us more insights into yet another aspect that influences the tax payer. Listen to the podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

In today's episode, BusinessLine's Keerthi Sanagasetti, highlights some important aspects one should note, with respect to income chargeable under the head, profits and gains from business or profession This is also known as PGBP. For starters, did you know that if you run a business, such as a restaurant, a manufacturing unit or a retail shop, the profits from your business will be taxable under the head PGBP? Listen to the podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

There are different rules that apply to different kinds of home properties. The rules change for a self-occupied home and the income from a house that has been rented out should be factored in. In the 10th episode of the series, Jargon Busters, BusinessLine's Satya Sontanam and Gitanjali Diwakar discuss the rules related to home loans in this podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

In this podcast, let's focus on the head of 'income' head that is relevant to many folks - that is, Income from salary. Salary includes wages, pension, bonus, gratuity, the amount transferred to the provident fund account, any advance of salary, etc. Listen in to know more Watch | Know your salary - Part 1 (The earnings) To know more about deduction from salary income Search on web for 'Deductions from salary - Income Tax Department' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

In this episode of Tax Fundamentals, BusinessLine's Research Analyst, Satya Sontanam, tells us why it is important to keep a tab of a person's residential status while filing the Income Tax Returns of a financial year. Listen to the podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/business-line/message

Kristen Ferry shares how to win at the tax game

Peter Mallouk and co-hosts, Director of Tax Services Candace Varner and Tax Director Ben Hake, discuss the realities of real estate investing. They explore why you might be motivated to add property to your portfolio, and what you may learn along the way. Listen in as we explore these topics in the latest podcast episode.The Standard Deduction podcast is hosted by Creative Planning President Peter Mallouk along with Tax Directors, Candace Varner and Ben Hake. This podcast is a thoughtful, informed discussion about ideas, trends and developments in taxes related to personal wealth management.Our mission is to educate and inspire people to make better financial choices through knowledge, tools and strategies that ensure a more prosperous future. We believe that education and planning are key components to financial success. Come explore relevant financial topics with our team.Important Creative Planning legal disclosure: http://bit.ly/2DC250b

Welcome to The State Tax Show! In this episode, longtime state tax podcaster, Matt Hunsaker, explains his transition to Baker Hostetler and why he is creating a new podcast feed. https://www.bakerlaw.com/MattHunsaker (https://www.bakerlaw.com/MattHunsaker) mhunsaker@bakerlaw.com Each week, Matt Hunsaker engages the state and local tax community (SALT) with a lively show recapping cutting edge SALT developments, explaining foundational state tax issues, and interviewing professionals deep in the SALT mines. Subscribe for weekly downloads straight to your phone.

In this episode of our Bourbon and Business series, Jason Watson, CPA, sits down with Rachael Weber and Joseph Bassett of WCG Inc (formerly Watson CPA Group) to chat about our favorite part of tax season - tax deductions! The three most popular being car, meals, and travel deductions for both personal and business use. Stay tuned for part 2 of Business Tax Deductions, where we delve into the "odds and ends" deductions like your home office and country club dues! This material is based on content from our website and our book, Taxpayer’s Comprehensive Guide to LLCs and S Corps. https://wcginc.com/kb/operating-agree... https://wcginc.com/book Thank you! Warm Regards, WCG Inc. (formerly Watson CPA Group) 2393 Flying Horse Club Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80921 719-387-9800 phone 719-345-2100 text message 855-345-9700 fax https://wcginc.com/ Facebook - https://wcginc.com/facebook LinkedIn- https://wcginc.com/linkedin Twitter - https://wcginc.com/twitter YouTube - https://wcginc.com/youtube Special Thanks to Axe and the Oak Distillery for hosting our Bourbon and Business series!

This is an interview with James Creech at the American Bar Association 2019 Fall Tax Section Meeting in San Francisco.  James is a solo practitioner focusing on tax controversy cases, but he also hosts a podcast for the American Bar Association Tax Section called People in Tax.  Find out more about James in today's episode! I will also be featured on an upcoming People in Tax Podcast.  Each interview allows you to learn more about active tax practitioners in the American Bar Association.  Please check out the podcasts here:  https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/peopleintaxpodcasts  

Datenschutz-Grundverordnung und Tipps für die Praxis. STEUERAFFE - das ist der ultimative Tax-Podcast, der sich mit steuer- und arbeitsrechtlichen Fragen beschäftigt und diese von Experten auf einfache und verständliche Weise beantworten lässt. Im 4. Teil zum Thema DSGVO wird euch unser Experte DI Markus Liebeg wertvolle Tipps für die Praxis mit auf dem Weg geben. Mehr dazu findet ihr auch unter www.steueraffe.at

In this episode we talk about the format of the podcast so you know what to expect. Generally are episodes will be short, quick hit accounting and tax tips lasting between 5 and 10 minutes. Now, with that being said, from time to time we will want to dig deeper on specific topics and those episodes will be anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour. -------- Podcast Host: Mike Jesowshek, CPA - Founder of JETRO -------- Learn More at www.JETROtax.com --------

In this episode Mike Jesowshek, CPA introduces himself to listeners so you can understand why you should be listening on a regular basis. He also discusses topics that will be discussed on this podcast and his promise to all listeners: that you will walk away from every episode with more knowledge that you can use to grow your firm, pay less in taxes, and ensure you are financially sound and bulletproof from an audit. -------- Podcast Host: Mike Jesowshek, CPA - Founder of JETRO -------- Learn More at www.JETROtax.com --------

Datenschutz-Grundverordnung und Sicherheitsfragen bzgl Clouds und mobile Applikationen. STEUERAFFE - das ist der ultimative Tax-Podcast, der sich mit steuer- und arbeitsrechtlichen Fragen beschäftigt und diese von Experten auf einfache und verständliche Weise beantworten lässt. Im 3. Teil zum Thema DSGVO befassen wir uns mit Sicherheitsfragen bzgl Cloudlösungen und mobile Applikationen. Auch das Thema Datenschutzbeauftragter wird von unserem Experten DI Markus Liebeg ausführlich erläutert. Mehr dazu findet ihr auch unter www.steueraffe.at

Willkommen beim 2. Teil zum Thema DSGVO (Datenschutz-Grundverordnung. STEUERAFFE - das ist der ultimative Tax-Podcast, der sich mit steuer- und arbeitsrechtlichen Fragen beschäftigt und diese von Experten auf einfache und verständliche Weise beantworten lässt. Was ihr im 2. Teil zu hören bekommt sind Informationen rund um die Themengebiete Aufbewahrungspflicht und Informationsauskunft. Unser Experte DI Markus Liebeg gibt euch eine Antwort auf die Frage, wie man Datensätze DSGVO-gerecht löscht und was es dabei zu beachten gibt.

Wer ist eigentlich von der DSGVO betroffen? Was sind personenbezogene und sensible Daten? STEUERAFFE - das ist der ultimative Tax-Podcast, der sich mit steuer- und arbeitsrechtlichen Fragen beschäftigt und diese von Experten auf einfache und verständliche Weise beantworten lässt. Im ersten Teil zum Thema DSGVO liefert uns DI Markus Liebeg eine Antwort auf die Frage, wer eigentlich von der Datenschutz-Grundverordnung betroffen ist. Mehr dazu findet ihr auch unter www.steueraffe.at

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Einkommensteuer, Umsatzsteuer und Sozialversicherung für Ärzte. STEUERAFFE - das ist der ultimative Tax-Podcast, der sich mit steuer- und arbeitsrechtlichen Fragen beschäftigt und diese von Experten auf einfache und verständliche Weise beantworten lässt. Jetzt stehen die Ärzte und medizinische Berufe im Fokus. Im 1. Teil gibt euch unser Experte Steuerberater Mag. Alexander Hofer einen kurzen Überblick über die steuerrechtliche Situation von Ärzten. In punkto Einkommensteuer erklärt er, welcher Einkunftsart Ärzte unterliegen und welche Möglichkeiten der Gewinnermittlung es gibt. Auch das Thema Umsatzsteuer in Bezug auf Ärzte wird angesprochen. Weiters geht unser Experte auch auf das Thema Arzt und Sozialversicherung ein.

There are only five days left before filing your taxes.  This time of year, we get many questions on franchises that provide tax services.  We are going to play clips from two very interesting franchises in the tax industry.  First, we play a clip from our interview with Dom Cirello of the BookKeeping Express franchise opportunity. Dom is a franchisee to BookKeeping Express. BookKeeping Express, a national organization and franchise that provides businesses with professional bookkeeping services. Bookkeeping Express was founded in 1984 in California.  Next we meet with Nick Rizzi of the Smart Tax franchise opportunity.  Smart Tax allows its franchisees to own a tax preparation business without requiring a background in finance, accounting, or tax law - it's a business that is easy to start up and operate, just by following the established and comprehensive Smart Tax franchise system. In Part Three, we are meeting with Tab Burkhalter: Founder and CEO of Numbers House, which specializes in helping entrepreneurs legally start their businesses, as well as providing back-end office support in bookkeeping, payroll, etc. Tab is a licensed CPA who can provide expert commentary and insight on all things business-related in the home services field. His company helps owners make sure their business is structured in a way that is most advantageous in regards to taxes, in addition to offering payroll and bookkeeping services. Tab will discuss the following topics on this show: * The most common tax deductions franchise owners overlook * You can borrow from your 401k to start a franchise, but should you? * Financial and tax implications of opening a second franchise location * Exit strategies for franchise owners In Part Two, we play a clip from our popular Great Quotes in Franchising podcast      

In this episode Assistant Commissioner Andrew Watson who has overseen the Online services for agents project is joined by Chris Hooper, CEO of Accodex and public beta participant. They discuss the build process, the benefits of the new system and what’s coming next.

Joey gets cast as Al Puccino's butt, we meet Aurora and her KILLER arms, but not so killer penchant to hook up with every man in Manhattan (and beyond), and we consider changing to a Tax Podcast with a hip-hop flare.... but we will probably stick to FRIENDS ;) Follow us on Instagram @BestFriendsClubPodcast Visit our website: www.BestFriendsClubPodcast.com Email us: BestFriendsClubPodcast@gmail.com

In this episode Albert Beric from the NFP risk and strategy team is joined by Anna Lyons, a Principal Lawyer at Justice Connect. They discuss what you need to know about tax and super when you start a not-for-profit, and give plenty of handy tips and practical real life examples. They cover everything between the difference between a charity and a NFP organisation, to considerations you should factor in when choosing your legal structure.

In this episode Assistant Commissioner Colin Walker talks to Patrice O'Brien from Beyondblue and Tax professional Amanda Linton. They discuss the importance of recognising the signs and symptoms of mental health, and the ways we can help support tax professionals and their clients through the tough times.

In this episode Assistant Commissioner Mathew Umina talks to Dr Craig Latham. Dr Latham is Deputy Ombudsman at the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman. They discuss their top tax tips for small business, preparing for tax time, and more.

Von A wie Abmahnung bis Z wie ziemlich viel Tamtam – die DSGVO sorgt dieser Tage für einige erhitzte Gemüter und Unsicherheiten. Im Legal & Tax Podcast diskutieren digital kompakt und Michael Strubel über die Neuerungen der europäischen Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) und die rechtlichen Konsequenzen für Unternehmen. Du erfährst... 1) …mit welchen konkreten Änderungen zu bisherigen Praktiken Unternehmen nun zu rechnen haben 2) … Wichtiges rund um die Themen Bußgelder, Abmahnungen und Auskunftspflichten 3) …was eine Richtlinie und was eine (Grund-)Verordnung ist und worin die Unterschiede zwischen diesen liegen

In acest episod, Gabriel Sincu impreuna cu Arcadie Parfenie discuta despre deductibilitatea costurilor indatorarii.

In acest episod, Gabriel Sincu impreuna cu Arcadie Parfenie discuta despre deductibilitatea costurilor indatorarii.

Aflati care sunt modificarile recente aduse codului fiscal in ceea ce priveste impozitarea persoanelor fizice. Astazi Claudia Sofianu si Corina Mindoiu vor discuta despre ultimele modificari fiscale si transferul contributiilor sociale de la angajator la angajat.

Aflati care sunt modificarile recente aduse codului fiscal in ceea ce priveste impozitarea persoanelor fizice. Astazi Claudia Sofianu si Corina Mindoiu vor discuta despre ultimele modificari fiscale si transferul contributiilor sociale de la angajator la angajat.

In acest episod Miruna Enache, Partener EY Romania discuta cu Valentin Cretu, manager in departamentul de taxe, despre formularul 207. Voi ce dificultati ati intampinat cu acest formular?

In acest episod Miruna Enache, Partener EY Romania discuta cu Valentin Cretu, manager in departamentul de taxe, despre formularul 207. Voi ce dificultati ati intampinat cu acest formular?

Why should you listen to a podcast about taxes? Find out with Simply Tax, brought to you by BKD CPAs and Advisors.

Why should you listen to a podcast about taxes? Find out with Simply Tax, brought to you by BKD CPAs and Advisors.

In acest episod Razvan Ungureanu, manager Business Tax Advisory, EY Romania vorbeste despre ultimele modificari aduse codului fiscal in materie de impozite aplicabile persoanele juridice - tratamentul creantelor vandute, impozitul pe reprezentantele companiilor straine in Romania si scutirea de impozit pe dividende.

In acest episod Razvan Ungureanu, manager Business Tax Advisory, EY Romania vorbeste despre ultimele modificari aduse codului fiscal in materie de impozite aplicabile persoanele juridice - tratamentul creantelor vandute, impozitul pe reprezentantele companiilor straine in Romania si scutirea de impozit pe dividende.

In acest episod Gabriel Sincu, Director Executiv EY Romania, explica impreuna cu Niclas Butan, Tax Manager EY, noua ordonanta de guvern - Plata defalcata a TVA-ului

In acest episod Gabriel Sincu, Director Executiv EY Romania, explica impreuna cu Niclas Butan, Tax Manager EY, noua ordonanta de guvern - Plata defalcata a TVA-ului

Wie funktioniert der Verkauf von Geschäftsanteilen rechtlich und welche Beschränkungen existieren? Wann brauche ich als Gründer einen Beteiligungsvertrag, welche Vorteile entstehen dabei? Und was hat es überhaupt mit Tag-along und Drag-along auf sich? Diesen und weiteren Fragen gehen Joel Kaczmarek und Anwalt Jörg Zätzsch im fünften Legal & Tax-Podcast auf den Grund und erklären anhand von Praxisbeispielen, welche Unterschiede es im Verkaufsrecht gibt. Du erfährst... 1) …welche Vorteile durch das Aufsetzen einer Gesellschaftervereinbarung zusätzlich zum Gesellschaftervertrag entstehen 2) …was eine Vinkulierung ist 3) …wann Gesellschafter die Anteile eines scheidenden Geschäftsführers erwerben können

PMSMCA Associate Director Dajen Bohacek talks to BDO USA LLP about sales tax and exemptions for construction projects. © Music: David Szesztay "Coffee Shop" found here: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/David_Szesztay/Electric_Guitar/Coffee_Shop

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