In This Issue
Looking for a New Job? Search Expenses Can Be Tax Deductible
Maximizing Deductions: Year-End Strategies To Save Money
Selling Your Business: Know the Tax Consequences Beforehand
Substantiating Business Expenses: Save Those Receipts
Working With Your Spouse: Is Your Spouse Your Employee?
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Reminders
Reminder   

October 31
Third quarter Federal & State payroll tax reports were due.
If you missed this deadline, file now -- don't wait for penalties & interest to accrue.
 
December 15
Fourth quarter estimated tax payment for Corporations

January 15
Fourth quarter estimated tax payment for Individuals

January 31
* Fourth quarter Federal & State payroll tax reports due

*Issue 2017 1099 and W-2 forms

November 2017
 

Sweeten your 2017 tax return by planning ahead -- before the end of the year. And why not get a head start on your New Year's resolution? Round up and organize your expensable receipts!
Individuals
Find a job
Looking for a New Job? Search Expenses Can Be Tax Deductible

If you had to book a flight for a face-to-face job interview, the airfare is more than likely a deductible expense -- regardless of whether you get the job. > Some exceptions
Deductions

Maximizing Deductions: Year-End Strategies To Save Money

Need glasses or contact lenses? Sitting on an outstanding medical bill? C onsider taking care of those expenses by December 31 -- if you itemize and exceed the limitation, they may reduce your taxable income. > Get the details
Businesses
Selling Your Business: Know the Tax Consequences Beforehand

The sale of a business is the sale of a group of items. Some may be depreciable capital assets; others may be inventory. Each item is treated differently in determining gain or loss.   > Understand your options
Save and organized receipts
Substantiating Business Expenses: Save Those Receipts

To your business owner, webmaster, inventory tracker and custodian hats, it is imperative to append "record-keeper." > It's this easy 
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Working With Your Spouse: Is Your Spouse Your Employee?

The employment tax requirements for a married couple in a business partnership differ from those that apply to the couple in an employer-employee relationship. > The differences
If you need help navigating deductions, c all our office at 505-984-0646 to schedule an appointment.