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Did you know, that...

...if your child has earned income for performing services and does not pay tax due on this income, the parent is liable for the tax.


...legal fees and court costs of getting a divorce generally are not deductible?
...expenses of looking for a new job in taxpayer’s present line of work are tax deductible, even if a new job is not found?
...you must pay estimated federal tax during the year if you expect to owe at least $1000 in tax for a year?

... hobby income is not subject to SE tax?

...generally advance rent payments must be included in rental income in the year payments are received regardless of the period that the payments cover?
...if you and your spouse file separate returns and one of you itemizes deductions, the other spouse cannot use the standard deduction and should also itemize deductions?

...if a taxpayer sells property under a contract, but the contract is canceled and the taxpayer returns the buyer’s money in the later tax year as the original sale, the tax payer must include the gain in income for the year of the sale?


...corporation must file income tax return whether it has taxable income or not?
...in order to claim Earned Income Tax Credit, taxpayer cannot file tax return as “married filing separately”?
...income taxes are so complex that there are up to 1.2 million paid tax preparers in the country-six times more than the number of troops in IRAQ?

...gain from the sale of your main home is generally excluded from income?

...depreciation can only be claimed on property owned by the taxpayer and used by the taxpayer in trade of business or for production of income?
...individuals who are serving in the combat zone can suspend compliance action such us enforced collection with IRS until 180 days after the taxpayer has left the zone?


...generally medical expenses are deductible in the year paid?
...if you make a charitable contribution of $250 or more, you should obtain written acknowledgement from the charity and keep it with that year's tax file?
...that by filing tax return timely you can avoid a great part of penalties assessed while tax is paid late?
...if a spouse is obligated to pay both alimony and child support under a decree, but pays less than total monthly amount due, the payment made is first applied to satisfy the child support obligation. Therefore, the child support obligation must be met before any amount of alimony is deductible?

...generally costs incurred for creating your new business can be deducted as expenses on tax return.

...generally proceeds from life insurance due to death of insured are not taxable?
...IRS is looking for 115,478 taxpayers who are due refund checks worth about $110 million after the checks were returned as undeliverable, and IRS urges taxpayers to update their addresses?


...if you are a teacher, generally you may be able to deduct up to $250 of out of pocket qualified expenses?

...if a spouse is obligated to pay both alimony and child support under a decree, but pays less than total monthly amount due, the payment made is first applied to satisfy the child support obligation. Therefore, the child support obligation must be met before any amount of alimony is deductible?

... the working person is generally an employee if the employer can control not only what is done, but also how the work is done?

...generally if you pay someone to care for your child wile you work, you may be able to claim the childe care credit?

...generally, taxpayer who pays for higher education may qualify for education credits?


...personal property tax may be deducted as expense on your income taxes?

...if you pay interest and then receive a refund in the same tax year of any part of the interest, reduce your interest deduction by the refund. If you receive the refund in a later tax year, include the refund in your income to the extent the deduction for the interest reduced your tax?



...you must keep records that support your car and travel deductions for 3 years from the date you file the income tax return on which the deduction is claimed?

...your tax refund can be automatically deposited by the IRS to your IRA account?

...over-the-counter drugs purchased without a prescription are not deductible as medical expenses?
...generally an installment agreement (agreement between you and the IRS for monthly payments) may be requested if you cannot pay the tax liability on time?
...generally students who are acquiring or improving their job skills in qualified institution, can clime the Lifetime Learning credit?
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TYPES OF ENTITIES

Sole proprietorship
A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business that is owned by one individual. It is the simplest form of business organization. A sole proprietorship is not a legal entity separate and apart from its owner. The owner has unlimited liability with regard to the sole proprietorship. This means that the owner’s personal assets are exposed without limitation to any and all liabilities related to the business. Income or loss of the business is reported by taxpayer on Schedule C of the owner’s form 1040. Net income is subject to 15.3% self employment tax

Partnership
A partnership is an unincorporated business owned by at least 2 individuals. Owners have unlimited liability with regard to the partnership. That means that generally owners can be held liable for the partnerships debts or liabilities unless they are limited partners. Partnership files a separate return on form 1065. A Partnership is a "pass thru" entity. That means that a partnership generally does not pay federal tax. Income or loss is "passed thru" to partners and is taxed on each personal tax return - subject to 15.3% self employment tax.

Corporation
A corporation is a legal entity separate and distinct from its owners- shareholders. Shares of stock are evidence of ownership of a corporation owners’. Personal assets are generally protected from creditors. A Corporation files separate return on form-1120.  
Corporate income is not subject to 15.3% Self Employment tax. Income is taxed to the corporation first and then income is distributed to shareholders in the form of dividents it is taxed a second time on the shareholders individual tax return. It’s commonly known as “double taxation”
Eligible corporations can avoid double taxation by electing to be treated as an S corporation.

Corporation S
Corporation S has the same legal advantages as a regular Corporation. Corporation S reports income or loss on separate return on form 1120S. An S corporation is generally exempt from federal tax. This means that profits and losses generated by the corporation are passed thru to shareholders and added/reported on their personal tax returns.

Limited liability Company
A limited liability company (LLC) is a legal entity formed under state law. Owners (called members) of the LLC are not personally liable for its debts An LLC may be classified for federal income tax purposes as a partnership, a "C" corporation, "S" corporation, or an entity disregarded for tax purposes.

Series LLC
We pride ourself on our exceptional expertise in this new, complex but rewarding form of entity. Since it has been approved in the State of Illinois in 2006 we have succesfuly organized businesses as these unique entities. The Series LLC is generally a means to protect multiple assets in the same manner as creating an LLC, but with paying lower administrative costs and government fees required for each. After an LLC is established, you will be able to create separated protected “cells”, or series within the existing LLC. The Series LLC has many uses: ownership of multiple properties, businesses with numerous divisions in which production fluctuates, or as an alternative to a traditional business merger between two companies. In this case, a separate series (or cell) can be created wherein the two companies contribute their ownership interests as agreed upon among them.