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Basic Tax and Recordkeeping |
Topics covered in the seminar:
How to set up a simple set of records
What the IRS expects to see in an audit
Tax differences between employees and
self-employed people
Self-employment tax
Receiving and issuing 1099 forms
Books, other classes, and other small
business resources
Tax
forms filed by self-employed people
Making quarterly estimated tax payments
Tax deductible expenses and what proof is
needed, including:
Office-in-home
Cars and trucks
Depreciation
Meals and entertainment
Travel
Education
Retirement plans
and others
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This well-known seminar, taught by Jan Zobel, is held at various times and locations throughout the year. It's offered in a one-day session or over two evenings. Jan has been teaching this seminar for more than 20 years but approaches each class with new enthusiasm. The seminar is designed for self-employed people, particularly one-person businesses such as graphic artists, consultants, and psychotherapists. It is also appropriate for crafts people, retail sellers, and independent contractors. The focus is on sole proprietors but business partnerships and LLCs will find it valuable as well. The class is not as appropriate for entrepreneurs operating as corporations. Tuition for the seminar varies, depending upon the sponsor, and is deductible to the extent allowed by law. Participants receive a 22 page syllabus that is helpful even after the class is over. In addition, numerous free IRS forms and publications are distributed at the seminar. Click here for dates and locations of upcoming seminars. |
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Jan Zobel EA . Jan@JanZtax.com . (510) 482-1015 . (415) 821-1015 |