Taxes

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Credits for Electric Vehicles – Purchased in 2022 or Before vs. Purchased In 2023 or After

Understanding the electric vehicles tax credit might seem overly complicated especially with some of the recent changes. That’s why here we’ll give you an easy explanation of the credit and how it changes based on when purchased. If you purchased your EV on 2022 or before, the credit will be subject to a certain set …

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How To Hire Your Children, Deduct Their Payroll, and Benefit On Taxes

Here’s a strategy that will allow you to hire your children in your own business and reap multiple benefits. This strategy might be for you if you want your business to become an asset to your children’s upbringing. Your child could have the benefit of learning real-world work and business skills and developing a strong …

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How Starting a Home-Based Business Could Cut Your Tax-bill

If you’ve ever wondered about the incentives to starting a home-based business this short article is for you. We’ll go over the tax advantages and how you could potentially cut your tax bill. We’ll also briefly go over the non-tax benefits of a home-based business.  How Starting a Home-Based Business Could Save You in Taxes …

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How to Take a Larger depreciation deduction using the Double-Declining Balance Method

Accelerated depreciation methods are one of the many ways you can take advantage of tax deductions. They’ll lower your taxable income and ultimately help you lower your tax bill year-over-year.  A capital asset is defined as property the taxpayer holds that is expected to generate value overtime. Over the course of its life it will …

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