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Income Taxes and Record Keeping ( tax )
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4860It has been a long time since I looked at this but this is what I think. If youdpl-9/25/2005
4859Thanks - I'm aware of the election to be a trader - do you then lose the lonMoominoid-9/25/2005
4858fairmark.comdpl-9/25/2005
4857Here is an article about the IRS trying to get property flippers to pay income tMoominoid-9/25/2005
4856Yes. Up to the limit.BWAC-9/20/2005
4855Thanks - so if I am a regular employee and me and my employer pay SS tax on my sMoominoid-9/20/2005
4854<But if I don't set up an S corp I don't have to pay SS, and just incBWAC-9/20/2005
4853But if I don't set up an S corp I don't have to pay SS, and just income Moominoid-9/20/2005
4852S Corp. Initially you set it up as a regular corporation. Then immediately fileBWAC-9/20/2005
4851<i> COnsulting fees, net of any expenses, assuming sole proprietor, are SSMoominoid-9/20/2005
4850COnsulting fees, net of any expenses, assuming sole proprietor, are SS taxable. BWAC-9/20/2005
4849Thanks. Consulting fees? If I just receive a payment (like I do in a small way Moominoid-9/20/2005
4848no SSBWAC-9/19/2005
4847What about dividends and interest, option income etc. i.e. all the other categorMoominoid-9/19/2005
4846Self employed under that example assumes you are just a sole proprietor set up. BWAC-9/19/2005
4845I see so it applies to wages... so if you are self employed but don't pay yoMoominoid-9/19/2005
4844>>Those self employed pay both the employee part of SS and also the companNutty Buddy-9/19/2005
4843I read that they need to pay the employer and employee contribution. But don'Moominoid-9/19/2005
4842<I believe those self-employed pay no social security taxes anyways.> ThoBWAC-9/19/2005
4841I believe those self-employed pay no social security taxes anyways. Only employeNutty Buddy-9/19/2005
4840Does anyone here know how the US social security tax would apply to a self-emploMoominoid-9/18/2005
4839I will leave your questions asked for others HOWEVER I believe the BEST answer, LTBH-9/12/2005
4838Hello. I'm looking for a little clarification regarding inherited IRA's,ayahuasca-9/11/2005
4837I pulled this long winded piece from irb 03-03. My interpretation (not a tax prIra Player-8/8/2005
4836Limited to a maximum of 6 times a year because of the 60 day rule...but I believIra Player-8/3/2005
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